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EPISODE · Mar 9, 2024 · 1H 21M

Garden of Doom E.216 Return to Lemuria

from Garden of Thought · host Jeff Lippman

JLF Sullivan suffered a series of setbacks while building a life building a family and business. The path to wellness brought her to Past Life Regression Hypnosis Therapy. After numerous sessions, she remembered memories of past lives. One of which was her life as the Princess of Lemuria. She explores that in her book, "Child of the Universe". Sullivan lays out the Lemurians were among the ancient aliens that colonized Earth. How they had a slave race harvesting crystals which remarkable properties in another star system. And how they reformed their society to abandon war, slavery, and created Amun; a land without need. However, their ancient cousins weren't as wise. These descendants of Atlas formed Atlantis and experimented with indigenous hominids and animals alike. They also inbred and found themselves helpless against a plague. Thus, began the reunification process of Atlantis to Amun/Lemuria. But it was not benevolent nor peaceful. This is her first hand account. #Lemuria #Atlantis #PastLives #Reincarnation #Aliens

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