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    The Aquarians: Awakening the True Self

    By Curran Galway

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    Who are the enlightened men and women ready to give birth to a new world in the 21st century?

    Somewhere inside a rush of greatness. These inspiring words from the rock musical, Hair, energized the youth in America in the late sixties to unite in a desperate revolutionary statement against the mechanized establishment. The search for the True Self had begin.

    Recover your passion for the 1970 American dream
    Embark on an evolving process of spiritual awakening
    Begin your interior journey of divine self awareness
    Open your mind to new ways of seeing and living
    Delight in the wonders of Aquarian wisdom

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisheriUniverse
    Release dateSep 13, 2012
    ISBN9781475943276
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    The Aquarians: Awakening the True Self
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    Curran Galway

    Curran Galway lives in the San Francisco Bay Area. She has a degree in English and Education with a Master of Divinity degree in Transformational Spirituality from Seattle University. Ms. Galway has been a spiritual teacher and transformation coach for fifteen years. She is an inspirational speaker, leading retreats and facilitating workshops focused on awakening to the true self and practicing the presence.

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