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==== Linear View of Time and Chronologies of Influence ==== The thoughts of ‘original’ and ‘copies’ are the result of a university education addled with a linear view of time and chronologies of influence. For a Hindu with a circular view of time, and with a different hermeneutics than history, the Kailash that is nearest to him, that is most closely wedded to the cultural setting of his birth, is the original Kailash. He believes in this with full knowledge that other Kailashas also exist. For him sacredness is not exclusive and it can repeat not just in different gods and divinities but also in the same name at different places and times.
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