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I am a little shy til I feel comfortable sharing with you. I am very honest, tender, passionate about my family, animals + Grew up completely in a very metaphysical world and have studied many many modalities of energy healing. I am so hung …
Born and raised in Texas. Married once, which lasted four years, which ended amicably, no children. Parents are passed. + Before "What the Bleep..." I developed ways of channeling energy (distance viewing, telekinesis, manifestation …
My passion in life is in the arts and alternative energy healing. I love trips to the museum. I am interested in ancient + I've been into metaphysics for a long time and my path is Ascension knowledge. I AM that I AM. I consider myself a ligh …
I am overall a happy person and create that happiness for myself. I wish to share that with someone special who is as au + I am a part of the whole collective consciousness of GOD source. I learn and grow spiritually every day. I am an intuiti …
SOMEONE NOT AFRAID TO LOVE OR BE LOVED. + PARAPSY. STUDIED ALL FORMS AND ALL RELIGIONS. MUCH WORK IN THE FIELD. …
I am, as the Profile Title suggests, a seeker. My focus is the Northwest (Seattle area and north). My consciousness/awar + Looking back, it seems I've been on a spiritual path all my life, beginning at age 3 when I first met my Spirit Guide. I …
I love to travel. I'm very spiritually minded, but not traditionally religious. I view kindness and being open as virtue + I am a life-long spiritual learner. Spirituality is a key aspect of my life. I use Reiki and I have a level 2 attuneme …
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Article Appears on: Scientific American Blog Network
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