The Vortex Jumper of Sedona, Arizona
Peter Gersten plans the next level of his “holographic reality program.”
Today is a special day for Peter Gersten.
Red Rock News.
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Please help me recoup my losses on my Belize investment. Please help my wife deal with her health issues and my sister’s cancer.
Please cleanse my soul, body and spirit so that I my find my true self again. Allow me to connect back with the universe.
I, Jolene, deserve and am receiving abundance, of resources, money, food, shelter, happiness, joy, peace, and love.
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that guy’s been dead for years.
It will be fascinating to learn what I programmed for myself in this lifetime since it is usually 111% better than what I can imagine it to be in this present moment.
Stay tuned!

Tara Isabella Burton is the author of the novel SOCIAL CREATURE (Doubleday, 2018) and the forthcoming nonfiction STRANGE RITES: NEW RELIGIONS FOR A GODLESS AGE (Public Affairs, 2020)
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