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I'm Aiming for the Moon

Ellyne

Publisher: Publishdrive

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Summary

A small soul piece…
 
The relationship of soul and beliefs, projection into the world, and messages to the inner child.
 
In the book, we can follow the growth, the integration into society, and the rediscovery of ourselves, the rebirth.
Available since: 06/21/2021.

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