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    The king encourages the reader's heart to search for the great king and ask if their kingdom is better in all ways. If the answer is yes, the heart must know its duties, and if no, what to do. The heart's soul is unsure when asked these questions, providing a puzzling response like the sound of a violin. However, the king can be found in both existence and non-existence, in all earthly beauties. He is not for any single nation but for the entire world and all souls equally without bias or boundaries. The reader's heart is told to do good for all.

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    The king encourages the reader's heart to search for the great king and ask if their kingdom is better in all ways. If the answer is yes, the heart must know its duties, and if no, what to do. The heart's soul is unsure when asked these questions, providing a puzzling response like the sound of a violin. However, the king can be found in both existence and non-existence, in all earthly beauties. He is not for any single nation but for the entire world and all souls equally without bias or boundaries. The reader's heart is told to do good for all.

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    The king encourages the reader's heart to search for the great king and ask if their kingdom is better in all ways. If the answer is yes, the heart must know its duties, and if no, what to do. The heart's soul is unsure when asked these questions, providing a puzzling response like the sound of a violin. However, the king can be found in both existence and non-existence, in all earthly beauties. He is not for any single nation but for the entire world and all souls equally without bias or boundaries. The reader's heart is told to do good for all.

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    The king encourages the reader's heart to search for the great king and ask if their kingdom is better in all ways. If the answer is yes, the heart must know its duties, and if no, what to do. The heart's soul is unsure when asked these questions, providing a puzzling response like the sound of a violin. However, the king can be found in both existence and non-existence, in all earthly beauties. He is not for any single nation but for the entire world and all souls equally without bias or boundaries. The reader's heart is told to do good for all.

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    Oh, my dear heart you search the kingOh, it is you, your soul in your body. O, my dear heart, Knocking the soul, ask You do well in all ways. Your kingdom is better in all ways You must get answer yes or no. If yes whatre your duties, If no what to do, Make sure today, not for next day. O, my dear heart. Then, you search the great king, You dont get, ask to your soul, Not sure! Not sure! Not sure! answered. What a puzzle! Like the noisy sound from your usual violin. Keep the violin, think O, my mind think. You get Him in the both existence, non- existence beings & get Him in all beauties of earth. He is not for USA, India, Russia, China, Bangladesh.. He is for entire the world for all souls. He is liberal, not biased. He is uniform. He is great king, amongst all kings. So think it, do well for all, O, my dear heart, Do well for all, O, my dear heartI love you I love you very much. -Written

    Saha(25/12/09)

    by Rajkumar

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