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greetings keith, thanks for writing. the key word is 'religions' next is 'africa'. a spiritual practice that is not theistic doesn't necessarily fall under the nomenclature of being called a religion
greetings, thanks for writing sherrie. i have alot of resources for you, but that is more reading and articles. so let me ask you this- 1) are you desiring in person instruction? 2) are
greetings, thanks for writing. i'm not sure if you let the wrong person make you believe otherwise; after all you are responsible for your actions-others do not 'make' you act in certain ways.
Agbo Ato E.O., Thanks for writing. I would recommend building a relationship with a competent and knowledgable Priest/ess that would entail regular divination and character development in alignment
greetings shanni, thanks for writing. the best approach to this type of issue in my opinion is to retain the services of a competent priestess or priest to help you. i'd recommend going to a site
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