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    The Miracle Code
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    The Miracle Code

    By Yuri Romashev

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    What were the creators of roulette trying to conceal? What exactly is a symmetric division of space? Did the game of roulette originate with the Mayas? What is perhaps the invisible material that unites the universe? Three interesting discoveries are described in this book, the secret of the game of roulette, the mystical attraction between numbers and the hidden formula of the Maya calendar (Tzolkin of 260 days). This is why the Miracle Code is not just a way to enhance your winnings at the casino from the official 2.7% to more than 20%. The attraction between numbers might well be the basis for the division of energy in space. Is man just one component of a comprehensive programme that has constantly repeated itself throughout history? No other publication has focused on this information and that makes this book so unique.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAustin Macauley Publishers
    Release dateSep 30, 2019
    ISBN9781528961257
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    The Miracle Code
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    Yuri Romashev

    Yuri Romashev (1961) is Dutch and has been living in the Netherlands since 1997. He was born and raised in Crimea on the coast of the town of Kerch between the Azov Sea and Black Sea. He is a freethinker and a mystic with a sharp perspective on reality. He is interested in science, graphic art, poetry, history and new inventions.

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