Los Cátaros - 08 de Noviembre de 2.019 ( El Concilio de las Civilizaciones Bondadosas se Revelan a la Humanidad )

Ante la situación de multiplicación del mal en la Tierra que ya es catastrófica, los mundos buenos se revelan para ayudar a la Humanidad y nos dan las llaves de oro para la victoria del Bien. Aprendemos de las: Enseñanzas de: Juan de San Grial, el contexto de una: Nueva Forma de Vida. El: Nuevo Humanismo de la Escuela de los Valores Universales. Creados y Practicados por los Cátaros durante varios siglos, y que resurgen, tras 700 años, como la: Nueva Esperanza para la Humanidad.

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