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A viewer asks: “The Ganges is considered by Hindus and even some skeptics to be a sacred river. To Hindus the Ganges is seen as a pure and purifying body of water that is incredibly important. To scientists and outsiders the Ganges appears to be a horrifying example of modern pollution and political corruption where humans are failing to cooperate with a common goal. Is the Ganges River receiving divine protection thanks to a mass prayer request from billions of inhabitants of that region? Are the people that regard the Ganges as sacred providing the intention necessary to allow the divine realm to transform and transmute this potentially harmful and polluted water into something safe?”
ClosedNicola asked 1 year ago • 
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