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, 达达薄伽梵（Dada Bhagwan，1908年11月8日－1988年1月2日），全名是艾姆巴拉尔·穆尔基巴伊·巴戴尔，是印度的一位精神领袖，在印度古吉拉特邦科达县(ખેડા જીલ્લો)出生。他生活在印度并启发人们通过被称为（Akram Vignan）的精神道路获得自我认知和解脱。
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