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Brahmacāri

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By Jit Majumdar


  1. one who resides in Brahman; one who follows the mode of Brahman; follower of the mode of (self) expansion
  2. follower of the path of the Infinite; devotee of the Absolute; living in conformance and with the creative aspects of the Ultimate Reality; one who resides/ immerses oneself in cosmic awareness; one who is ever-expanding his consciousness of Reality.

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