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Avidya is a form of Prakriti that obscures the spiritual powers of the individual soul, forming a veil that hides the Supreme from the individual's vision.
Swami Sivananda
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All About Hinduism, p. 150

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All About Hinduism by Swami Sivananda is a comprehensive and authoritative introduction to the world's oldest living religion, covering its history, philosophy, scriptures, rituals, ethics, and spiritual practices. Written with Sivananda's characteristic clarity and breadth, it dispels misconceptions and presents Hinduism as a universal, all-embracing spiritual tradition. This book is an excellent resource for both students of religion and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the Hindu way of life.

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Swami Sivananda
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All About Hinduism
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All About Hinduism, p.150
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