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Using the Holy Fire Violet Flame to Cleanse Yourself

(Image on left courtesy internet) The Twelve Rays You must have heard or read about the seven rays in the atmosphere during school days or in science journals that have seven colors: red, blue, yellow, green, orange, indigo, and violet. However, there are twelve rays, many of which are not visible to our naked eyes. What is Violet Flame? Out of these, the  seventh ray  is for the  Violet Ray,  which we will discuss today in this article. This ray is of change, transformation, transmutation, magic, inner change, and transformation versus external change, the  Violet Flame . The Overseer of the Violet Flame St. Germain  is the overseer and the  ascendant master  (Chohan,  or lord ) of the seventh ray,  The Violet Flame.  The twin flame of  ascended Master   St. Germain  is  Lady Portia , the  Goddess of Justice .  St. Germain  promotes the  freedom flame,  and Lady Portia promotes t...
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The Seven Chakras and How They Relate To Our Wellbeing

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A Loving Hand of Adoption to Indian Pariah (Street) Dogs

Today I will talk about the Indian dogs (the local breed, or Pariah breed) we find all around us. I am writing this because I felt guided and wanted to share some positive traits about these dogs along with some tips when, as a pet or animal lover, you decide to bring these beings home and adopt them as your beloved family member. I am a proud owner of three Indian dogs. I will surely share my story and experience with this breed, as it was my very first experience adopting and raising it, as I had only raised a Spitz and a Labrador earlier. We have been with dogs for more than 23 years, and how my Indian breed came into our lives is another miracle story from the divine. My family and I were dealing with strange loneliness and depression after we lost our Labrador pet (Ronnie) due to medical negligence by one of the government veterinarian staff.  We changed the vet, but by that time, his liver and kidneys got damaged due to the wrong medication, and unexpectedly, he left us to...
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