A man becomes God. This is the culture of life power of a human being. This is such a culture of unimaginable life power — Sri Jibankrishna or Diamond
A man becomes God. This is the culture of life power of a human being. This is such a culture of unimaginable life power — Sri Jibankrishna or Diamond
A man becomes God. This is the culture of life power of a human being. This is such a culture of unimaginable life power — Sri Jibankrishna or Diamond
A man becomes God. This is the culture of life power of a human being. This is such a culture of unimaginable life power — Sri Jibankrishna or Diamond
A man becomes God. This is the culture of life power of a human being. This is such a culture of unimaginable life power — Sri Jibankrishna or Diamond
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A man becomes God. This is the culture of life power of a human being. This is such a culture of unimaginable life power.The term God is the self -prejudiced word. This is used to explain the thing. But whatever happens is encircling a man.

— Sri Jibankrishna or Diamond
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