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HERE is a metaphor for both the dimension which we inhabit while living on Earth and one's own stage of developement on their spiritual journey through life. HERE is a state of mind as well as a state of body. HERE is the way you perceive yourself and at the same time the world, the reality and others. HERE is what you are, what you feel and what you see. HERE is you.
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