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devotee should rise around four in the morning and perform Sarana/Darsana before sunrise. Sarana/Darsana is the act of complete surrender of the self to Mahima Prabhu. The same is repeated three times a day including noon and evening before sunset. They are sometimes misinterpreted as followers of Surya, the Sun god, which is not true; they characterize their worship as that of the
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tree (bark of careya arborea), leaving his clothes on a huge round stone. A great seven-hooded snake spread its hood covering his head. The nearby area of the forest was illuminated by the luster of the body of Swami. On the 21st day, a tribal, Sadananda of nearby
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