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To all those who theos-talk,
What happened? Why the sudden lull in the on onging discussions. I was
rather enjoying it, though I was not contributing much.
I would like to ask about pyramids in relation to spiritual growth. I had
seen a pyramid ( seemed like a crystal one with a bright and luminscent
apex) in my dreams a couple of days ago. Something tells me it has some
significance but I know not what.
If you've forgotten to mail me the latest discussions please do so without
any delay.
Regards,
Manjusha
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