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| Karang BomaKarang Boma, which we often see in temples, is a visualization of Hindu philosophy whose existence is actually important, because apart from containing deep philosophy, it also functions as a repellant to all kinds of dangers. Against the backdrop of the story of Krishna killing the giant Boma or in the Bhagavata Purana book called Narakasura, or also called the giant Baumantaka, the story of this giant is told, to be precise, in chapter 10 chapter 59, the Bhagavata Purana. |
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