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    The Proposal: A new arrival: Dao Buddha
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    The Proposal: A new arrival: Dao Buddha

    By Medusa Loveheart

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    This book is written by The last warlock and is a wonderful journey in our evolution. A brand new ism is revealed, Dao Buddhism with all that it means and a breathtaking look upon this world today. It reveals the truth about the human being and brings you a better faith in tomorrow. There is groundbreaking metaphysics and facts that are brought up. A book that has something for everyone in one way or another. A spiritual journey with amazing history. A must read.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBooks on Demand
    Release dateJul 25, 2019
    ISBN9789178514922
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    The Proposal: A new arrival: Dao Buddha
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    Medusa Loveheart

    A new age alchemist and an incredible metaphysician. The author has a rich life with Metaphysical pathing and achievements as the last warlock. A new world definer and spiritual leader.

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