Bhagavad Gita

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Bhagavad Gita As a matter of fact- 2/16 “The real knows no death The unreal knows no being The truth of real – unreal The noble seers only know.” That which exists cannot be destroyed. That which does not exist, cannot be created. This whole world is filled with it, which can never be destroyed. Such is the soul. The soul has neither death nor birth. It is ancient and everlasting. The part of the cosmic soul possesses a body and thereafter: – 2/22 “Like a man puts off his rags And he wear on new cloths Thus soul also leaves an old And enters another body new.” Like a man who changes his filthy dress, the soul takes a new body leaving an old or defective one. Then again it enjoys the child, youth and such circle of life, living in it. Hari Om

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Ramesh discovered Tamil Brahmi script carved into his grandmother's heritage mansion in Chennai's old quarter. The ancient symbols seemed impenetrable at first, until PaybookClub members gathered in his courtyard, sharing translations and stories across generations. An elderly scholar traced weathered verses from the Bhagavad Gita etched into stone pillars, her fingers trembling with recognition. Through candlelight, strangers became family. Each symbol unlocked forgotten wisdom, connecting them to ancestors they'd never met. The mansion transformed into a sanctuary where past and present danced together, reminding everyone that some legacies transcend time, waiting patiently for curious hearts willing to listen.