Guest guest Posted January 31, 2007 Report Share Posted January 31, 2007 ShrIgurubhyo namaH Dear Dennis ji, Namaste. For quite sometime i have been feeling the need to have more time for myself, to devote undistracted time for some of the commitments that i had initiated. To tell you the fact, ever since i joined the Advaitin List, i have been drawn more and more into it and am ending up with virtually neglecting some of the things that i had prioritised in life. The List became an addiction; the content, the people and the quality of material that appears on the list are simply marvellous. One New Year resolve was to withdraw myself from the List and make myself available more fully to those endeavours begging my quality time and attention. With this thought foremost in my mind, i am unsubscribing from the formal membership of the List. Over the past one year or so, i had developed a personal, loveable relationship with some of the Moderators: Your goodself, Shri Sunder Hattangadi ji (what a wonderful soul he is!!), Prof.VK ji, Shri Ram Chandran ji, Shri Sadanandaji and Shri Madathil Nayar ji. The last two i had even met and spent some time here in Bangalore. Kindly convey my humble Pranams to all of them. My friendship with all of you will not cease with my ceasing to be a member of the List. My best wishes to all the members of the List. With warmest regards, subbu Om Tat Sat Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 31, 2007 Report Share Posted January 31, 2007 Dear Subbu-ji, It seems that you perhaps intended to send this as a personal email but inadvertently sent it to the list instead. It is as well, I think, so that we can all thank you for your participation and acknowledge all that we have learnt from your marvellous posts since joining. I think I can truly say that this applies to everyone, from beginners up to the most knowledgeable members on the list. We have all been blessed with your membership. Nevertheless, it is clear that it must have been taking up a considerable amount of your time and it is understandable that you would wish to pursue your other commitments. I hope that perhaps we may see you joining again in the not too distant future. Best wishes and, I feel, speaking on behalf of the whole group, Dennis Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 31, 2007 Report Share Posted January 31, 2007 advaitin, "subrahmanian_v" <subrahmanian_v wrote: > > ShrIgurubhyo namaH > One New Year resolve was to withdraw myself from > the List and make myself available more fully to those endeavours > begging my quality time and attention. With this thought foremost > in my mind, i am unsubscribing from the formal membership of the > List. > Dearest Subrahmanian-ji You had been such a great asset to the list that we would not like you to be away from the list. My suggestion is, please continue to be a member even though you may keep silence regarding the discussions. I know that itself would be a challenge to a bubbling enthusiast of advaita like you, but you may try! With regards to your good self, profvk Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 31, 2007 Report Share Posted January 31, 2007 Dear Sri Subbu Ji, I agree with Prof VK. Budding Advaitins like me miss people like you dearly. I enjoyed many scholarly posts from you. See if you can change your profile in to "web only" and not receive any mails. Thanks Sudesh advaitin, "V. Krishnamurthy" <profvk wrote: > > Dearest Subrahmanian-ji > > You had been such a great asset to the list that we would not like > you to be away from the list. My suggestion is, please continue to > be a member even though you may keep silence regarding the > discussions. I know that itself would be a challenge to a bubbling > enthusiast of advaita like you, but you may try! > > With regards to your good self, > profvk > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 31, 2007 Report Share Posted January 31, 2007 advaitin, "subrahmanian_v" <subrahmanian_v wrote: > > ShrIgurubhyo namaH > > Dear Dennis ji, > > Namaste. For quite sometime i have been feeling the need to have > more time for myself, to devote undistracted time for some of the > commitments that i had initiated. Pranams Subbu-ji, May your svaadhyaaya and tapas, which you shared with us with such generosity, take you to the blessed presence of Sri Dakshinamurty, and make us trail after you studying your scintillating posts. Regards, Sunder Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 31, 2007 Report Share Posted January 31, 2007 Most respected Subbuji : When Chitta left the group ,i felt an emptimness in my heart ! now with you unsubscribing from the list , my soul is dead ... Subbuji , this is not at ALL expected from you ... You were a treasure house of knowledge and wisdom and the ultimate vedanti and we were always learning something new from you ... one Subbuji was equal to 100 non-subbujis ! i would humbly request you to come back and start sharing your scholarship and knowledge of vedanta with us . i know you are engazed in completing a project for your guruji .... THAT MAY KEEP YOU BUSY i know the list is addictive and time consuming ... i will make a 'deal with you ! How about me withdrawing into my shell like a tortoise for the rest of the year and you stepping into my place - i will be the silent witness and you be OUR DAKSHINAMURTHY ? PLEASE PLEASE REJOIN THE LIST AND THEN I WILL START MY MOUNA VRATA ! Please do not turn down my request .... subbuji , i know you are the Noblest of the Noble ! hope this subashita will bring you back to the list ... then this Saraswati will go into deep 'dhyana' by observing mouna vrata ! sajjanasya hR^idaya.n navanIta.n yadvadanti kavayastadalIkaM | anyadehavilasatparitApAt.h sajjano dravati, no navanItaM || Poets say that the heart of a good man is like butter, but that is not correct. The heat (frustration/sorrow/ etc.) residing in another body does not melt butter, but it does melt the good man. Please please rejoin ... Pranaams ! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 31, 2007 Report Share Posted January 31, 2007 Where ever we are We are always with The True Friend Who manifests as friendship in all others we see. Love to all Harsha subrahmanian_v wrote: > ShrIgurubhyo namaH > > Dear Dennis ji, > > Namaste. For quite sometime i have been feeling the need to have > more time for myself, to devote undistracted time for some of the > commitments that i had initiated. To tell you the fact, ever since > i joined the Advaitin List, i have been drawn more and more into it > and am ending up with virtually neglecting some of the things that i > had prioritised in life. The List became an addiction; the content, > the people and the quality of material that appears on the list are > simply marvellous. One New Year resolve was to withdraw myself from > the List and make myself available more fully to those endeavours > begging my quality time and attention. With this thought foremost > in my mind, i am unsubscribing from the formal membership of the > List. > > Over the past one year or so, i had developed a personal, loveable > relationship with some of the Moderators: Your goodself, Shri Sunder > Hattangadi ji (what a wonderful soul he is!!), Prof.VK ji, Shri Ram > Chandran ji, Shri Sadanandaji and Shri Madathil Nayar ji. The last > two i had even met and spent some time here in Bangalore. Kindly > convey my humble Pranams to all of them. My friendship with all of > you will not cease with my ceasing to be a member of the List. My > best wishes to all the members of the List. > > With warmest regards, > subbu > Om Tat Sat > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 1, 2007 Report Share Posted February 1, 2007 Namaste dear Subbuji: You have been spontaneously responding to questions from members on almost all aspects of Shankara's advaita philosophy with appropriate insightful comments. I have also noticed that your replies most of the time came instantaneously which means that you are blessed with His Gift. You are fully aware that this special gift is awarded to you to share with others. Everyone of us have problems with how to allocate our time for different activities. Take sometime to think over to resolve this instead of renouncing activities ordained by the Lord! It seems that it is His play to make a mistake of sending the "" message to an incorrect email address. Consequently, your membership is still intact (It is His wish that you should continue) and you are forced to "Listen to Him" through us! The replies that you got back from the members and moderators are spontenous. With my warmest regards, Ram Chandran advaitin, "subrahmanian_v" <subrahmanian_v wrote: > > ShrIgurubhyo namaH > > > Over the past one year or so, i had developed a personal, loveable > relationship with some of the Moderators: Your goodself, Shri Sunder > Hattangadi ji (what a wonderful soul he is!!), Prof.VK ji, Shri Ram > Chandran ji, Shri Sadanandaji and Shri Madathil Nayar ji. The last > two i had even met and spent some time here in Bangalore. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 1, 2007 Report Share Posted February 1, 2007 Namaskaram Dear Dear Subbuji, Thanks to Advaitin, i was lucky to meet u in Bangalore once and has been very fortunate to read your views, analysis etc on VEDANTA which is a continuous lesson- education - that is helping all of us in our day to day life. There is no doubt that once one gets the feel of this site, one becomes a sort of addicted to it and any addiction needs to be watched. with due respects to every one and Subbuji, permit to me ask one question. If we are addict and we know we are addict, then why cant we improve our addiction - from the level of addiction to less addiction -. Like Sw. Paramarthanandaji used to maintain one full day silence a week - as he talks every day and need to improve up on- as we have Ekadashi once in 15 days, etc. Also, when we receive mails, if we are not in a position to read it - due to other "PRIORITIES" of our vyvaharika life, we can continue to attend the vyvaharika life priorities and leave the emails like that just reading only the subject - this way we know that there was a topic discussed and may be when we have time, we can glance thru that at a later date? What i am trying to find out is - KINDLY DO NOT MISUNDERSTAND ME PLEASE......I AM REALLY TRYING TO UNDERSTAND ONLY - what use is there by ' UNSUBSCRIBING ' and how it differs from just glancing the subject and leaving it at that ? thanks once again to Subbuji for the time he has had for all of us - and for sure he cannot stay away from us even by unsubscibing - hope he is available as and when he is free. and also a request to kindly do rethink about the necessity of ' "UNSUBSCRIBING" namaskaram' Sudesh Pillutla <sudeshpillutla > wrote: Dear Sri Subbu Ji, I agree with Prof VK. Budding Advaitins like me miss people like you dearly. I enjoyed many scholarly posts from you. See if you can change your profile in to "web only" and not receive any mails. Thanks Sudesh advaitin, "V. Krishnamurthy" <profvk wrote: > > Dearest Subrahmanian-ji > > You had been such a great asset to the list that we would not like > you to be away from the list. My suggestion is, please continue to > be a member even though you may keep silence regarding the > discussions. I know that itself would be a challenge to a bubbling > enthusiast of advaita like you, but you may try! > > With regards to your good self, > profvk > Here’s a new way to find what you're looking for - Answers Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 1, 2007 Report Share Posted February 1, 2007 advaitin, "Ram Chandran" <ramvchandran wrote: > > Namaste dear Subbuji: > > You have been spontaneously responding to questions from members on > almost all aspects of Shankara's advaita philosophy with appropriate > insightful comments. I have also noticed that your replies most of the > time came instantaneously which means that you are blessed with His > Gift. You are fully aware that this special gift is awarded to you to > share with others. Everyone of us have problems with how to allocate > our time for different activities. Take sometime to think over to > resolve this instead of renouncing activities ordained by the Lord! advaitin, "Ram Chandran" <ramvchandran wrote: > > Namaste dear Subbuji: > > You have been spontaneously responding to questions from members on > almost all aspects of Shankara's advaita philosophy with appropriate > insightful comments. I have also noticed that your replies most of the > time came instantaneously which means that you are blessed with His > Gift. You are fully aware that this special gift is awarded to you to > share with others. Everyone of us have problems with how to allocate > our time for different activities. Take sometime to think over to > resolve this instead of renouncing activities ordained by the Lord! Dear Subbuji, praNAms, I would like to quote couple of verses from Bhagavad Gita to reiterate what Sri Ram-ji has said: He who imparts this transcendent secret to my devotee, nurturing utmost devotion to me, will doubtlessly attain me. (Ch. 18, 68th Sloka) Sri Sankaracharya comments: This transcendent secret dialogue between Krishna and Arjuna which yields the summum bonum-whoever imparts it to my devotee, both in letter and spirit, as I did in your case, will attain me indeed. How is it to be imparted? Nurturing the utmost devotion to the Supreme Teacher, the unlapsing God. No doubt about this need be entertained. Reference to devotion a second time in the second half of this verse shows that eligibility for cultivating this shastra is bound up with devotion to God alone. Also, None among men, other than he, does a deed dearer to Me; not is there in the world one dearer to Me. (Ch 18, 69th Sloka) Acharya Says: Among men, now, none does a deed dearer to Me than he who transmits the tradition of this shastra. Nor, in future will there be another in this world who does aught dearer to Me. (Unquote) If you continue your invaluable service to the group, many earnest seekers/novices like me will get benefited. Kindly re-consider you decision. May the blessings of Bhagavadpada be always with you in all your endeavors is my earnest prayer to him. Yours in Sri Ramakrishna, Br. Vinayaka Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 1, 2007 Report Share Posted February 1, 2007 Sri Pai-ji: Even if one leaves this group voluntarily or 'banned' by the moderators , the beauty of the Advaitin group is one can view the messages and read them even if one is not a member because the Archives are available to the publ;ic . but non members may not be able to 'post ' or view other features of the group such as files , photos etc etc etc . it is precisely for this reason re denial of posting privileges to a non member , WE do not want valuable and seasoned vedantins like subbuji to leabe the group ! HE IS WORTH HIS WEIGHT IN GOLD! ONE NEED NOT READ THE MESSAGES ; ONE NEED NOT EVEN RESPOND TO THEM . bUT MEMBERS LIKE SUBBUJI WHO ARE SO LEARNED AND SO HELPFUL BY NATURE want to respond to members queries thereby enriching the discussion here . SUBBUJI IS NOT IN THIS GROUP FOR NAME OR FAME . hE HAS NO HIDDEN AGENDA . HE is too much of a gentleman to use this group to further his own interests . Subbuji is here only to spread the message of Shankara's Advaita philosophy and as he has Guru Kripa , he was also able to share this knowledge and wisdom with others so generously! so , he is one member who should never be silent ! he should speak because his speech reveals the Truth and beauty of Advaita! Speech is brahman , too as per chandogya upanishad . Thank god! as per sri ramji , subbuji is still a member ... we do not want him to quit just when professorji resumes his monthly discussion on 'jiva' etc ... i am sure and 100% that sUBBUJI WILL ENRICH THE DISCUSSION WITH HIS ERUDITE AND SCHOLARLY COMMENTARY ! who else is so well versed in brahmasutra bhasyas, shankara's gita commentaries and of course the upanishads etc etc ... He is the 'one' among the many ! as soon as Subbuji starts posting again, this jiva will go into 'vanaprasta' ashrama - retire into the forest of domestic life as a new chapter in my life is going to coomence with the birth of a granddaughter ... my hands will be 'full' holding the baby , preparing the feeds , changing the diapers , singing the lullabys , rocking the cradle ... where is the time to type those messages ? but , i will cetainly read and reflect on all the lovely posts on ther message board! subbuji, you will be doing other members a 'favor' by reconsidering your decision for out goes 'dhyanasaRASWATI AND IN COMES SUBBUJI ... SsUBBUJI , PLEASE... here is request from you - you take up the challenge of weekly definition - the word is 'Purushartha' ... subbuji, please do not turn down this shakti's request ... after all , Shakti is also known as KRIYA , JNANA AND ICCHA SHAKTI ! With warmest regards ps this Advaitin addiction is way better than chewing 'paan', doing drugs , drinking liquor , playing cards , gambling , etc etc etc etc .... advaitin, ram mohan anantha pai <pairamblr wrote: > > Namaskaram Dear Dear Subbuji, > > Thanks to Advaitin, i was lucky to meet u in Bangalore once and has been very fortunate to read your views, analysis etc on VEDANTA which is a continuous lesson- education - that is helping all of us in our day to day life. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 1, 2007 Report Share Posted February 1, 2007 Dear Friends, Respectfully, there is a comical quality to all this. I believe Sri Subbu-Ji knows what is best for him. We can all fully understand what Subbu-ji is saying. It does take much time to write in-depth posts. Same for many other distinguished members and moderators. Everyone is in a different stage of life and has duties and priorities according to that. One has many obligations in life and fulfilling them takes time. There is nothing wrong at all in having priorities so one can allocate one's time judiciously. Indeed it is wisdom. Namaste and love to all Harsha dhyanasaraswati wrote: > as soon as Subbuji starts posting again, this jiva will go > into 'vanaprasta' ashrama - retire into the forest of domestic life > as a new chapter in my life is going to coomence with the birth of > a granddaughter ... my hands will be 'full' holding the baby , > preparing the feeds , changing the diapers , singing the lullabys , > rocking the cradle ... where is the time to type those messages ? > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 1, 2007 Report Share Posted February 1, 2007 advaitin, "subrahmanian_v" <subrahmanian_v wrote: > begging my quality time and attention. With this thought foremost > in my mind, i am unsubscribing from the formal membership of the > List. So long Subbuji, may you enjoy the world outside this mailing-list, continue doing your chosen endeavours and listening to the mouna-vyakhya of Sri Dakshinamurty. On our turn, we will re-read your beautiful posts on the Adi Shankara's stotram on Sri Dakshinamurthy. We really appreciate the hard work you put into the list, in particular such an important stotram. If you chose to come back at a later date, you are more than welcome. The chakora-pakshis would be waiting for their moon. warm regards and best wishes Ramakrishna Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 1, 2007 Report Share Posted February 1, 2007 Dear Subbu-ji, I have very much enjoyed reading and reflecting on your posts. They have been, and still are, very valuable. I wish you well in all you do, wherever you do it. Best wishes, Peter Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 1, 2007 Report Share Posted February 1, 2007 subrahmanian_v <subrahmanian_v > wrote: ShrIgurubhyo namaH Dear Dennis ji, Namaste. For quite sometime i have been feeling the need to have more time for myself, to devote undistracted time for some of the commitments that i had initiated. To tell you the fact, ever since i joined the Advaitin List, i have been drawn more and more into it and am ending up with virtually neglecting some of the things that i had prioritised in life. The List became an addiction; the content, the people and the quality of material that appears on the list are simply marvellous. One New Year resolve was to withdraw myself from the List and make myself available more fully to those endeavours begging my quality time and attention. With this thought foremost in my mind, i am unsubscribing from the formal membership of the List. Over the past one year or so, i had developed a personal, loveable relationship with some of the Moderators: Your goodself, Shri Sunder Hattangadi ji (what a wonderful soul he is!!), Prof.VK ji, Shri Ram Chandran ji, Shri Sadanandaji and Shri Madathil Nayar ji. The last two i had even met and spent some time here in Bangalore. Kindly convey my humble Pranams to all of them. My friendship with all of you will not cease with my ceasing to be a member of the List. My best wishes to all the members of the List. With warmest regards, subbu Om Tat Sat Dear Subramanium, Though I don' have the sufficient intellect or the disposition to understand many of the traditional concepts, I have found your replies and clarifications to the point. In spite of my preferences for the other teachings, especially that of Krishnamurthy and Buddhism, I have found in your elaborations the common ground of the illusory nature of the individual consciousness, this having created a great zest in my quest for truth. Even though we have not known each other, the truth of the one common consciousness has endeared us, knowing which is the the immanent teleology of life. I have heard it said by Nisargdatta that living is life's only purpose, which I understand to mean that there is only the one impartite Self in and behind the panorama of our lives, the preoccupation with which hides, as it were, the vision of the Self, making us indulge in many things unrelated to our true goal. Though not as individuals, still as the one Consciousness let us enjoy our company, which is only the Self sporting with the Self. yours in Bhaghavan Ramana __._,_D.___ We won't tell. Get more on shows you hate to love (and love to hate): TV's Guilty Pleasures list. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 2, 2007 Report Share Posted February 2, 2007 Subbu - PraNAms. I understand the feeling and I go through some of those from time to time. I feel, writing itself on the list keeps me in sadhana. In all the mails, I just state what my understanding is and leave it with that without getting into prolonged discussions, unless those discussions are very much essential. I suggest that you take up another text and discuss just as you did on Daxinamuurthi, without getting your self too much involved in continous discussions. That way the writing itself becomes a part of the sadhana you will not be spending that much time on the internet. There seems to be overwelming desire on the part of the group that you should stay. Should you decide not to continue for the time being, you can comeback to the list any time you feel like coming. I have learned a lot from your mails, including the recent post related to padma purana. My hats off to you. Wish you all the best. We should have some satsang when we meet agin. Come and stay with us in chennai. We will be going back to States to stay there for 6 months from the coming march March and should be back to Chennai from Sep/Oct 07. Keep in contact. With kind regards Sada --- subrahmanian_v <subrahmanian_v > wrote: For quite sometime i have been feeling the > need to have > more time for myself, to devote undistracted time > for some of the > commitments that i had initiated. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 2, 2007 Report Share Posted February 2, 2007 Subbu - PraNAms. I understand the feeling and I go through some of those from time to time. I feel, writing itself on the list keeps me in sadhana. In all the mails, I just state what my understanding is and leave it with that without getting into prolonged discussions, unless those discussions are very much essential. I suggest that you take up another text and discuss just as you did on Daxinamuurthi, without getting your self too much involved in continous discussions. That way the writing itself becomes a part of the sadhana you will not be spending that much time on the internet. There seems to be overwelming desire on the part of the group that you should stay. Should you decide not to continue for the time being, you can comeback to the list any time you feel like coming. I have learned a lot from your mails, including the recent post related to padma purana. My hats off to you. Wish you all the best. We should have some satsang when we meet agin. Come and stay with us in chennai. We will be going back to States to stay there for 6 months from the coming march March and should be back to Chennai from Sep/Oct 07. Keep in contact. With kind regards Sada --- subrahmanian_v <subrahmanian_v > wrote: For quite sometime i have been feeling the > need to have > more time for myself, to devote undistracted time > for some of the > commitments that i had initiated. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 2, 2007 Report Share Posted February 2, 2007 Subbu - PraNAms. I understand the feeling and I go through some of those from time to time. I feel, writing itself on the list keeps me in sadhana. In all the mails, I just state what my understanding is and leave it with that without getting into prolonged discussions, unless those discussions are very much essential. I suggest that you take up another text and discuss just as you did on Daxinamuurthi, without getting your self too much involved in continous discussions. That way the writing itself becomes a part of the sadhana you will not be spending that much time on the internet. There seems to be overwelming desire on the part of the group that you should stay. Should you decide not to continue for the time being, you can comeback to the list any time you feel like coming. I have learned a lot from your mails, including the recent post related to padma purana. My hats off to you. Wish you all the best. We should have some satsang when we meet agin. Come and stay with us in chennai. We will be going back to States to stay there for 6 months from the coming march March and should be back to Chennai from Sep/Oct 07. Keep in contact. With kind regards Sada --- subrahmanian_v <subrahmanian_v > wrote: For quite sometime i have been feeling the > need to have > more time for myself, to devote undistracted time > for some of the > commitments that i had initiated. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 3, 2007 Report Share Posted February 3, 2007 advaitin, "subrahmanian_v" <subrahmanian_v wrote: > > ShrIgurubhyo namaH > > Dear Dennis ji, > > Namaste. For quite sometime i have been feeling the need to have > more time for myself, to devote undistracted time for some of the > commitments that i had initiated. To tell you the fact, ever since > i joined the Advaitin List, i have been drawn more and more into it > and am ending up with virtually neglecting some of the things that i > had prioritised in life. The List became an addiction; the content, > the people and the quality of material that appears on the list are > simply marvellous. One New Year resolve was to withdraw myself from > the List and make myself available more fully to those endeavours > begging my quality time and attention. With this thought foremost > in my mind, i am unsubscribing from the formal membership of the > List. > > With warmest regards, > subbu > Om Tat Sat > Sri Subbuji, I saw this only after seeing Sri Dhyanasaraswathi's withdrawal and replying to Sri Ceciliaji on the same. I thank you for the brief bit of communication we have had and for the email confirmation on the position of Ishvara, which also I have posted. It was very important for me and perhaps a turning point in my religious life. thollmelukaalkizhu Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 3, 2007 Report Share Posted February 3, 2007 dear sri subramaniam even though i am fairly a new member i had the oppurtunity to read your post that reveals your in depth knowledge on advaita. perrinneal rivers does not stop but flows all the time.ther are many who want to bath i it as is evident from the replies younhave got. with best wishes baskaran BASKARAN.C.S Here’s a new way to find what you're looking for - Answers Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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