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In our natural state of being we dont have a body. We are pure energy that resonates at different frequencies the highest being that of unconditional love. In this state we are in direct contact with the creator and connected with everything that is divine. Somewhere along the line we got trapped into this illusory cycle of birth, death and rebirth. The shocking and terrible truth is that our planet is ruled by malevolent forces. Wouldnt be a lot better for us? We simply dont deserve a Christ, Buddh.CONTENT
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