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Alok Da, this is probably the silliest question I have asked, but in the poem Ahana, they tell the Goddess of Dawn about Earth, they tell her Come and see this delight… Who are ‘they’? 😐

The voices that are calling Ahana are the sensuous mortals (humanity seeking for transient joys) and the seekers of light and knowledge. 

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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