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Location:	United States
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Hosted by:	Google LLC
Registrar:	Amazon Registrar, Inc.
Subnetworks:	35.193.208.19

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The Avatar Journal When people arrive at some understanding through shared experiences, their words echo with the same meanings. They chatter happily within their own own little group without any misunderstandings..

The Avatar Journal - Results from #12 by Harry Palmer Harry Palmer, author of the Avatar materials There are moments on The Avatar Course when all thought processes stop, and one becomes aware of existence without creating any reaction or...

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