Swami Vivekanand Jivan Sutre

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This is the compilation of the inspring though of Swami Vivekanand in an assigned book for us, which can be read anywhere at any time. It imparts encouragement to the dejected, stretches one from the complex and creates the how of encouragement in his being develops self confidence in his mind. In a way is a full proof remedy for sure success.

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This is the compilation of the inspring though of Swami Vivekanand in an assigned book for us, which can be read anywhere at any time. It imparts encouragement to the dejected, stretches one from the complex and creates the how of encouragement in his being develops self confidence in his mind. In a way is a full proof remedy for sure success.

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Weight 35 kg
Dimensions 21.5 × 14 cm
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