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Y2Q15) Simile of the peacock (2)

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    • November 3, 2024 at 9:07 pm #3016
      Rik vanKeulen
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      Think for yourself how you can become like that ‘great peacock which purposely eats poisonous plants’. Start with small things in your daily life. You can share with others if you wish.

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