Desires and Karma are the worst enemies living in the same soul together. It depends on us whom we choose and feed. — Abhysheq Shukla, KARMA
Desires and Karma are the worst enemies living in the same soul together. It depends on us whom we choose and feed. — Abhysheq Shukla, KARMA
Desires and Karma are the worst enemies living in the same soul together. It depends on us whom we choose and feed. — Abhysheq Shukla, KARMA
Desires and Karma are the worst enemies living in the same soul together. It depends on us whom we choose and feed. — Abhysheq Shukla, KARMA
Desires and Karma are the worst enemies living in the same soul together. It depends on us whom we choose and feed. — Abhysheq Shukla, KARMA
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Desires and Karma are the worst enemies living in the same soul together. It depends on us whom we choose and feed.

— Abhysheq Shukla, KARMA
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