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In my life, I got married twice, one in a very young age in a family and the other in love and love is love if it is in seed form inside and with that love if both have the desire to walk together on the path of yoga then what is the need to leave and if a girl has truly accepted someone as her husband from her heart then how can she spend her life with someone else, Dada, I do not have the courage to tell my second wife that you should leave me or I cannot keep you with me or you should marry someone else, if I tell from my heart then I want her to come with me, how can anyone leave his wife who is ready to walk on yoga with him? Or how can he spend his life with someone else?💍🏡✨💏

I understand your feelings and from your side you should do nothing to hurt either of them. The first one married you innocently with trust, the second married you consciously with love. Both have their place and their own ‘right’ so to say. But your soul belongs to the Divine who alone has the full and ultimate right over you. So you should what you feel deep within your heart as the Divine Impulsion. 

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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