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While modern science explores energy, gravity, and magnetic fields, Sanatan Dharma symbolically embodied them ages ago through Vedicwisdom. Beyond mere faith, it reveals a deep scientific vision. In the Bhagavad Gita, Krishna declares: “I am the Shesha sustaining all beings and creation.” The universe rests on this eternal foundation,... show more

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