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Who You REALLY Are!: The Law of Attraction In Action, Episode XI. Hardcover with DVD set. (Law of Attraction Workshop Series)

2-DVD set!

“This is Leading-Edge stuff, folks. We’ve never taken nutrition or diet or metabolism to this far vibrational place before.”

Plus: Love, sex, Wall Street economics, throat cancer, finding love in under 30 days, how artists can get paid for what they do, recovering from “powerless” substance abuse, 100th birthday celebration, cravings, and staying centered in a topsy-turvy world.

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