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    Traveling Star Salesman Number 42: A Heartwarming Tale Of The Universal Battle For Love
    Traveling Star Salesman Number 42: A Heartwarming Tale Of The Universal Battle For Love
    Traveling Star Salesman Number 42: A Heartwarming Tale Of The Universal Battle For Love
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    Traveling Star Salesman Number 42: A Heartwarming Tale Of The Universal Battle For Love

    By Kate Dennison

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    Amid the stars, dancing between space and time, two young Goddesses watch over us. Atjaya and Sirikani. The most beautiful and captivating sisters ever known to creation, harbour the most powerful force in all the universe within them. An infinite and brilliant channel of love. 

    But they are in danger. Because war is looming, and shad

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherThe Oasis Way
    Release dateNov 28, 2019
    ISBN9781916294011
    Traveling Star Salesman Number 42: A Heartwarming Tale Of The Universal Battle For Love
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    Kate Dennison

    Kate is a Robbins Madanes certified Strategic Intervention Life Coach. She is Founder and CEO of 'www.theoasisway.com,' a groundbreaking movement to elevate and empower 1 million professionals release stress to find their life's true purpose. She is a Motivational Speaker, Established Writer and Guided Meditation Expert. After many years of travel across Europe, Asia, & Central America learning from the most acclaimed industry experts, Kate developed her own leading coaching strategy that combines cutting edge Strategic Intervention Therapy with guided meditation She is now on a mission to use these techniques to contribute to the happiness of our global consciousness

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