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EPISODE · Oct 21, 2011 · 1H 23M

Everyday Connection - Gianna and Genevieve

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Gianna and Genevieve in their own words: We are lightworkers, crystal children, starseeds and rainbow warriors. We are the first perfect crystal child, meaning perfect karmically. We were sent here to sperad wisdom and open the minds of humanity as well as help Gaia through her transition. Ever since we can remember we could see things that other's couldn't whether it was random energy, or people with out bodies, or people's auras. Our mom never told us that what we were seeing was just our imginations so we never stopped seeing things. It wasn't untill we were older that we weren't scared anymore. We don't believe in fear and it took us until we were about 13 to remember that fear isn't real. We work a lot on the astral planes as well as doing light work while we're in our bodies. Our guides told us that we need to have more fun but doing light work is fun for us, 3D fun isn't fun for us. So i guess you can say our priorities are not our education or to have a boyfriend like any regular highschool girls, but to continue our work beyond the third dimension. We are currently making youtube videos about Ascension. http://www.youtube.com/user/CrystalStarseed444

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