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syn = In the translation ''[[Flowers of Love]]'', the chapter-title is: "Jump -- into the Void"<br>First distinctive sentence of this letter: "Truth is unknown, and therefore the known has to be abandoned in order to attain it." | syn = In the translation ''[[Flowers of Love]]'', the chapter-title is: "Jump -- into the Void"<br>First distinctive sentence of this letter: "Truth is unknown, and therefore the known has to be abandoned in order to attain it." | ||
:Addressee: Mr Omprakash Agrawal, Jalandhar, Punjab. | | :Addressee: Mr Omprakash Agrawal, Jalandhar, Punjab. | | ||
prevevent = | prevevent = Letters to Sohan ~ 095 | | ||
nextevent = Unknown discourses Porbandar Jun 1968 ~ 02 | | nextevent = Unknown discourses Porbandar Jun 1968 ~ 02 | | ||
prevchap = Prem Ke Phool ~ 013 | | prevchap = Prem Ke Phool ~ 013 | | ||
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प्रेम के फूल ~ 014
| event type | letter |
| date & time | 18 Jun 1968 am |
| location | unknown |
| language | Hindi |
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- In the translation Flowers of Love, the chapter-title is: "Jump -- into the Void"
First distinctive sentence of this letter: "Truth is unknown, and therefore the known has to be abandoned in order to attain it." - Addressee: Mr Omprakash Agrawal, Jalandhar, Punjab.
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