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Pranam Mantra

akhanda mangala karan • vetti janam characharam tad padam darshitam yena • tasmai sri gurave namah

Pranam Mantra

akhanda mangala karan • vetti janam characharam tad padam darshitam yena • tasmai sri gurave namah

BRL 259: Mind Of Maidservant [Utkalika Vallari]

recorded in India 7th April 2018

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Format AudioPosted on 2018-04-182021-04-17Author BeautyRealLoveCategories Utkalika VallariTags divine love, manjari bhava, Radha, Radha Tattva, raganuga bhakti

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