Diversity.  Samsara

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Diversity

 Samsara

 We are born  We live  We die datawell-datamine/

 The reality of all that there is. It is eternal.

 The divine nature in all.

 All actions and thoughts have consequences.

 Creator

 Preserver  Krishna – a manifestation of Vishnu

 Shiva with consort Shakti  Ganesha and Parvati nst_a_shiva_or51.jpg

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