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We Are AnTaRa, Book 2

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In Book 2, find out what AnTaRa is predicting for the future as it pertains 2012, Earth changes, to the higher purpose of politics, changes in our DNA, genetics, human cloning, possible cures for diseases, and the resurrection of the Lightbody. Because of these changes some people will develop higher psychic and spiritual abilities. These changes are powerful, positive opportunities to open to higher dimensions of spirit. AnTaRa also predicts a speeding up of your abilities to manifest your dreams through focusing of thoughts or like attracts like, also known as the Law of Attraction.

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Language: English

Pages: 154

Format: Kindle Edition

Release: September 18, 2002

We Are AnTaRa, Book 2

Liz Miller

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Language: English

Pages: 154

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Release: September 18, 2002

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