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Figure 1.
Om symbol. The most important Hindu symbol is Om; this has been described as "an Aksara or the ‘Imperishable Symbol'; it is the Universe, the past, the present and the future—all that is and all that will be is Om; likewise all else that exists beyond the bounds of time—that too is Om".25
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