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For Love and Grow

"The seemingly impossible can be attained through love, your own strength and inner wisdom." - Simone Kuiter -

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Help individual, organization and society to become all they are capable to. Though FLAG I make sure that you and I receive at the very best moment in time what we truly need on our journey towards individual and collective self-fulfilment. To solve all possible problems we experience and to realize our personal, professional and social dreams. This could include: inspiration, advise, guidance, care, new insight and experiences, the right contacts, money, specific knowledge or skills, goods or property, relaxation of the rules, etc. Discover and experience yourself! Contact me: speak out your needs, wishes and longings.

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Unconditional LOVE !!!!

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Waning Crescent Moon versus Venus

I saw something beautiful this morning. My daughter was waking up at 5 am and my queue to get up and get dressed for work. Normally I always look outside to see the Morningstar Venus. But for some reason I didn't look outside for a few days. This morning I remebered to look and what I saw was amazing and beautiful. Venus shining bright and just under it , a bit to the right, a waning cresent moon. The original one ( you see them very tiny) and the second one is adjusted so that you see how I really saw it because I couldn't capture it well on picture, taken by cellphone.

Night On The Milky Way Train

This is a very inspiring story. A must to read. You can read the story further on: Night On the Milky Way Train

Then Giovanni saw the weather station pillar right behind him take on the vague shape of a triangular sign, flickering on and off like a firefly. When the blur in his eyes cleared, everything became clear and finely outlined, and the sign with its light soared straight up into the dense cobalt-blue field of the sky as if it were a sheet of freshly tempered steel. Out of the blue he was sure he heard a strange voice calling...

'Milky Way Station! Milky Way Station!'

(c) Roger Pulvers 1996The original, ' "Night On The Milky Way Train" in English (Bilingual Edition)', was published from Chikuma Shobo.


Kagaya made a little animation about this story. See the trailer on: The Celestial Railroad

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