The Enigma Of The Mother Earth

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Friends, do you really wish to know yourself? Do you also wish to reveal the enigma of life, birth, death, incarnation, god, soul, supreme power etc.? Then you must read this book wholeheartedly- from this first chapter 'Mother Earth' till the last page. Everything-- your breath, your food, air, water, wealth and all that is visible to your eyes-- is Mother Earth! Nothing else but Mother Earth, Mother Earth and just Mother Earth!! Yes my friends and this fact will be revealed to you through this book.
Do you really wish to be fearless, live peaceful and happy life? Yes? Then please throw the laziness and read! Only then would you be able to reveal the enigma of your birth & death. It will wipe off your ignorance and make your life easy and really meaningful. YOU REALLY DON’T KNOW YOUR TRUE IDENTITY!!!
What are you? Who are you? My friends, the titles like prime minister, minister, president, MLA, lord, super
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There is not any power on Earth that will create something without the Mother Earth. The age of our Mother Earth is approximately 4600 million years. Considering this very large figure, the human is a very recently created; existed lately
WATER WAS THE FIRST CREATION ON EARTH!!!...
The original nature of Earth is the collection of bundle of dust, a hot ball. Upon the cooling of its surface a thin crust was formed. Later with the shocks & strokes of other planets the craters or cavities were formed. The layer of clouds was formed by the growing amount of steam that was thrown out along with other gases through the lava bursting out of Earth. As the temperature of sun decreased gradually, the rains started. It simply was a natural phenomenon of the cooling of the steam that was thrown out. The accumulation of rain water in the craters eventually created seas and oceans on the Earth.
FIRST LIFE WAS CREATED IN THE WATER! VEGETATION AND OTHER LIFE CAME INTO EXISTENCE

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