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  <description>November 2. Mother nature. Nature is not dead mechanism. She is vibrant with life. She is more than that. She begets and fosters life at all levels. Saints and sages have a holy relationship with nature. They look upon her with reverence. Their faith in her is unswerving. In response to their trust …</description>
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  <title>November 2.  Mother nature.</title>
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