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Quote by Michael Amaladoss
I am not any more looking at Hindu scriptures, symbols and rituals from the outside as ‘other’, but from within as ‘mine’.
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The speaker describes a change in perspective toward Hindu scriptures, symbols, and rituals. They no longer see these things as belonging to other people or viewed from a distance. Instead, they regard them as part of their own identity and relationship, expressed through the contrast between “outside” and “within,” and between “other” and “mine.”
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