Dhanya Hi Gondvale Nagari

90.00

Gondawale is a place, where a yogi disciple gondawalekar Maharaj lived and has made the place consecrated. The full devotional attitude of the writer has guided the reader about the way how to devote himself to this shrine.

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Gondawale is a place, where a yogi disciple gondawalekar Maharaj lived and has made the place consecrated. The full devotional attitude of the writer has guided the reader about the way how to devote himself to this shrine.

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Weight 200 kg
Dimensions 21.5 × 14 cm
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