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@sheistheexplorer: Beautiful lake which is located at Dhapakhel,Lalipur only 15min ride from satdobato. #nagdaha_dhapakhel #beautifulplacesatlalitpur #placetovisitnearkathmandu

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radip2006
2006c :
पोखरी यति फोहोर छ कि, I have no words for it.
2026-01-24 07:30:56
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newprakritigarden
Newprakritigarden :
Do not miss our garden while you’re in Nagdaha😁
2026-01-11 16:04:45
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user090969ok
roson :
Gayera cafe wa restro bahek basne khi thauxaina yeta un managed pokhari ho ki khet ko bato
2026-02-25 03:33:59
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sangyaghalan333
Sangyyaghalan33 :
When you are in Nagdaha, experience pure saatvik food at @Naya Aasha Saatvik Kitchen – Pure Veg🥰
2026-01-31 15:39:10
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bhim.bahadur.shre32
Bhim bahadur shrestha :
wow
2026-02-28 00:43:49
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moonica880
mownica 🎀 :
So beautiful ❤️🥰
2026-01-24 07:48:10
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rising91
Rising :
यो पोखरीमा नुहाउने लुगा धुने कहीले/कस्ले बन्द गर्छ होला😟😟😟
2026-03-11 16:49:55
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justmit3
🧿A.KTM.B♎🧿 :
🥰🥰🥰
2026-03-01 12:23:55
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parshuramshrestha01
parshuramshrestha01 :
🥰🥰🥰👍
2026-02-06 03:31:02
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rajex_
Rajesh Maharjan :
Beautiful ta banauna baki chha. It’s has deteriorated long ago. Woda karyala kai kei matlab pani chha nagdaha ko. It’s ugly and polluted now.
2026-01-24 08:34:02
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kaaaanchaaaaa3
Tam roker :
nagdaha ta dhosta gari sakyo yo aprabashi ko sammity le 🥹🥹🥹
2026-01-26 16:05:50
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Ibn Rushd is someone who has genuinely impressed me. I've read modern-day philosophers, mostly from the 20th century, and while their ideas are interesting, none of them left the same impact on me. Their philosophies felt more like descriptions of life rather than deep explanations of how things actually work. Maybe I haven't read them extensively or gone as deep into their work as I did with Ibn Rushd, but even so, the difference is obvious to me. What stands out about Ibn Rushd is how deeply logical he was. His way of thinking feels sharper and more structured compared to many modern philosophers, and even compared to Al-Ghazali (That doesn't mean I'm disrespecting him, just stating what I think). From what I've read so far, Al-Ghazali appears far more mystical in his approach. I haven't studied him in great detail, but even a brief exposure to his ideas gives the impression that his approach was mystical that's not bad. Ibn Rushd, on the other hand, relied heavily on reason, demonstration, and coherence. The way he connects philosophy, religion, and logic feels deliberate and intellectually honest. His thinking doesn't feel vague or symbolic for the sake of it, it feels grounded. So yes, this is my personal view, but Ibn Rushd has clearly left a strong impression on me. I admire his ideas, the way he reasons, and the clarity of his thought. The more I read him, the more convinced I became that he was operating on a level of logic that many others, both classical and modern, did not reach. also follow me on insta ajnabi._.6x #ibnrushd #philosophy #religion #fyp
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