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  “"I hymn early in the morning to the virtues of Shree Lalita Bhavan, whose very appearance ensures supreme welfare to all and the glory of her resourcefulness is copiously described by the Vedas and the Vedant- philosophy; who is pure and pious being of auspicious form and who is the root cause of the creation, maintenance and destruction of the entire world. She is the presiding deity of all knowledge and whose full glory is unfathomable even for the Vedas, speech, and mind."”
  by Shankaracharya

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