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Book 11 «Messages from Heaven» - cover

Book 11 «Messages from Heaven»

Oris Oris

Publisher: orisoris.com

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Summary

This book by Oris introduces the reader to another set of Messages from the Representatives of the Supreme Cosmic Mind on Earth - Lord Christ-Maitreya and the Commander of the crew of the Sirius-A starship Albellic.

This is the most recent material of Oris's Contacts, received by him on the eve of his departure, along with six other Star-Born, for a 44-day Meditation and purification of body (the energy conductors) with the water on the Ai-Petri Plateau.

Contents:
Messages from Heaven                                                                 
Fourth Message of Christ, Lord Maitreya
     Albellic’s eighth message
Available since: 01/05/2023.

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