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Which is the source of unmixed happiness—treasure or service before the divine presence of Rama?
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The quote asks whether true, undivided happiness comes from possessing treasure or from serving Rama in the divine presence. It presents wealth and devotion as two different sources of fulfillment, inviting the reader to consider which one offers deeper and less mixed joy.
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- Journal of the Music Academy, Madras
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