“Life Is Beautiful: Enjoy It/ Life Is Fragile: Foster It/ Life Is Relational: Share It/ Life Is Paradoxical: Encounter It/ Life Is Fascinating: Contemplate It/ Life Is: Be”

—  Kuruvilla Pandikattu

Life: Relish It!
Life: Relish It! (2012)

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