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syn = In ''[[The Eternal Message]]'', the chapter-title is: "The Trap of the Opposites"<br>First distinctive sentence of this letter: "Anger, violence, greed or envy cannot be overcome by the cultivation of their opposites." | syn = In ''[[The Eternal Message]]'', the chapter-title is: "The Trap of the Opposites"<br>First distinctive sentence of this letter: "Anger, violence, greed or envy cannot be overcome by the cultivation of their opposites." | ||
:Addressee: [[Ma Yoga Bhakti]], New York, USA. | | :Addressee: [[Ma Yoga Bhakti (American)|Ma Yoga Bhakti]], New York, USA. | | ||
prevevent = The Eternal Message ~ 23 | | prevevent = The Eternal Message ~ 23 | | ||
nextevent = The Eternal Message ~ 25 | | nextevent = The Eternal Message ~ 25 | | ||
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| event type | letter |
| date & time | 22 May 1971 |
| location | unknown |
| language | English |
| see also |
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| online text | find the PDF of this discourse |
| shorttitle | MESSAG24 |
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- In The Eternal Message, the chapter-title is: "The Trap of the Opposites"
First distinctive sentence of this letter: "Anger, violence, greed or envy cannot be overcome by the cultivation of their opposites." - Addressee: Ma Yoga Bhakti, New York, USA.
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