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My Third Eye

Lady Sunday

Publisher: Lady Sunday

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Summary

In researching my own personal experiences and why the feathers on the back of my neck get ruffled, this book is a personal autobiography with personal paranormal experiences. 
A short series on the backgrounds and histories of Astrology, Tarot and Ufology, such as the Black Knight Satellite.
Available since: 07/17/2016.

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