Jimmy Ertrada, 6, watches members of his congregation sing, dance and pray inside the New Calvary Church Assembly. " He's always asking questions," his mother Marlene Marabilla said.
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"Who am I? Who are you? Where did we come from? Where are we going? Pure unbounded consciousness, Truth, existence, bliss am I. In infinite expressions I come and go. This body of mine is a flux of energy in the river of time. Eons pass, ages come and go. I appear and disappear playing hide and seek in the twinkling of an eye. Immortality's my game. From Bliss I came, in bliss I am sustained, to bliss I return. - MJ
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