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Quoting the servants



“A tree heavy with fruit, and a person heavy with good qualities naturally bows down with humbleness at every⁣⁣ moment.”⁣⁣
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- Source : Sri Caitanya-bhagavata Adi-khanda 13.45⁣⁣

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