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Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing.
BIBLE
UniversalScriptureForgivenessKnowledge
Living Reality, p. 26

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Living Reality is a spiritual memoir and reflection drawn from the Sant Nirankari tradition, exploring what it means to live in the light of divine knowledge given by a true master. The author shares personal experiences and insights that illustrate how spiritual awakening transforms everyday life. It is an accessible and heartfelt account of the journey from seeking to living truth.

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BIBLE
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Living Reality
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Living Reality, p.26
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