ANCIENT DATABASE REVELED


	ANCIENT DATABASE REVELED

ATLANTIUM

3-3-2007 8:28 PM

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akasha, akashic records, ancient database, edgar cayce, aether physics model, atlantium, roc hatfield

ATLANTIUM says:

Has Science discovered a real Book of Life?

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3-4-2007 2:46 PM

fudzzz

Hey thats a pretty neat concept.

3-5-2007 8:11 AM

dorine

I read about this when I was studying Edgar Cayce.

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