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I arrived in Treta Yuga with only two acorns, a notebook, and the kind of audacity that would get me unceremoniously exiled for 28 years. It was a funny sight. A little squirrel pushing his glasses up his nose and staring defiantly at the grandeur before him. It was dusk when I stood in front of the royal palace of Ayodhya. I consulted my squirrel-manuscript again and took a detour toward my destination. I was expecting generals, ministers, priests, musicians, dancers, and gu

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