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I was so glad to see the Himalaya here, Jay! Maybe you will do a project on Lord Shiva for this class, and all the stories about his home in the mountains. It even connects up with the Ramayana because of the great story about Shiva and Ravana: Ravananugraha: Ravana Shaking Mount Kailash :-)
ReplyDeleteThat actually sounds like a good idea thank you.
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