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My Existence In The Universe Essay

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The appearance of space in the Universe has realized thanks to my love for the Universe, which is my soul. My existence in the world in the Universe is spirituality, which is connected with my heart in my house on the ground, and that is was helped me to have an opportunity to come to Earth and be born a human. This is a strong spiritual development, to which is equal do not anything! The Universe is hearing my voice and my home is sending me the information, which was not yet available to humanity before my arrival! And Dead people with me, all who are already in my house in Paradise, with whom I am in spiritual communion and our thoughts reach leadership achievements in any designated plans in my house in Paradise! …show more content…

Therefore, cherish their own lives and the lives of loved ones not to lose them forever, and then you will enter into Eternal life, eternal love. That exists only in Paradise. Another more simply does not exist. Don't lose your life, do not dispose of your soul, not to lose love. Love belongs to humanity and soul can only love for humanity. Appreciate the fact that you are a man. Appreciate the fact that you live in, this quality is give born love and do not allow check in your soul evil Demons. Then you will love, and happiness will come into your home. Happiness will bring you peace in your life, love will surround you and never more trouble in no way enter into your home. Nothing can become an obstacle to your happiness. Joy and complete feeling of love for each other and obtains the path to Eternal life, which is owned by a home in Paradise. Not happy only people will not be able to buy love. And their House will be closed the door for love. And after the death of change more they can nothing, and will go into the eternal future is already on the path from the Earth! And will be in eternity for its intended purpose, and be able to change their fate, they can no longer because this feature will no longer

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