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EPISODE · Mar 11, 2024 · 37 MIN

Episode 2 : To the Parmathma through Bhakthi and The Trimurthis

from Bamma Cheppina Bhagavatam

In this episode we continue to discuss the purity of soul and in the later half we discuss the Trimurthis and how Shree Vishu gains prominence among the Trimurthis as a path towards Moksham. The differentiating illustrations makes us understand how Shree Vishu is the essence and others are the fuel in this yagna of souls journey..

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