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“Transitions between epochs and the shifting of the consciousness and the spiritual awareness of an entire planet is a slow process. The gains may seem small at first. Given enough time, they will grow substantially. Just as a single drop on a tin roof barely makes a sound, thousands of raindrops operating in unison are deafening.”

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Book:Beyond the Fringe: My Experience with Extended Intelligence
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