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A spiritual ward is an energetic shield used in psychic readings to protect against negative influences and psychic attacks. By using it, kontol one is able to strengt
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Religion & Spirituality
Why the story of Tokoyo and the evil sea god has a happy ending?
Asked by Anonymous
The story of Tokoyo and the evil sea god has a happy ending because Tokoyo bravely faces the sea god to save her father and ultimately succeeds in overcoming th
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Religion & Spirituality
Why do you believe what you believe?
Asked by Cordie Wolff
I believe what I believe because of a combination of personal experiences, evidence, critical thinking, and reflection.