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Reflections for the weekend:
“Every year most people accumulate more and more things in their life. Things, like people, can uplift or consume energy. The fewer things you have the less energy you lose.” ~ Dandapani
Photo: The Kolkata Flower Market is a kaleidoscope of color. Mounds of marigolds line a cramped street by the Howrah Bridge creating a stunning visual experience as vendors wait patiently for buyers. Kolkata, India.
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