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Liz Winter's For The Love Of Spirit
For the Love of Spirit includes not only a memoir, but offers wisdom to further one's knowledge about spirit communication, spiritual protection, and spirit guides. Liz Winter’s journey through her life, demonstrates how listening to your inner voice, the voices of your guides and angels, can change your life. Everything changed the day when she started hearing voices in her head. At first she didn’t understand why she heard voices and why no one else did, but as she was getting older she began to understand that she was “a bit odd” which made her feel unhappy since she just wanted to fit in with the rest of the children. Liz Winter had a habit of of grabbing and sucking her which was an insecurity she had, “she felt totally f left out and
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