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Can you give an example of eternal loveπŸ’—?

In India, there are two examples of such eternal love: Rama and Sita, and Radha and Krishna. Their love is considered immortal because it was independent of Time and Space or any outer conditions. They understood that life extends beyond a single existence. The essence of eternal love is that it transcends time and space.

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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