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“Within The Self, where sight and soul entwine; through the prism of perception, you find your line. Your soul is powerful, and radiant, there, in the light of your ego’s flame. So what if you let it glow with essence, pure, devoid of shame!?”

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Book:The 7 Laws of Quantum Power
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