A yogi realizes the divinity in him and the divinity that is present in this world. In his own heartbeat and his own reg — Fr. Joe Pereira
A yogi realizes the divinity in him and the divinity that is present in this world. In his own heartbeat and his own reg — Fr. Joe Pereira
A yogi realizes the divinity in him and the divinity that is present in this world. In his own heartbeat and his own reg — Fr. Joe Pereira
A yogi realizes the divinity in him and the divinity that is present in this world. In his own heartbeat and his own reg — Fr. Joe Pereira
A yogi realizes the divinity in him and the divinity that is present in this world. In his own heartbeat and his own reg — Fr. Joe Pereira
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A yogi realizes the divinity in him and the divinity that is present in this world. In his own heartbeat and his own regular breath he feels the flow of all the seasons and the throbbing touch of universal life.

— Fr. Joe Pereira
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