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A child had a twin in the form of a tumour

10 years ago
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Naran

A pregnant lady was found to have a tumor growing inside, which would restrict the child’s growth.

She was living in US. She was told that the operation to remove the tumor was out of question.

I asked her to chant “BLUE SAPPHIRE” by holding a glass of water and drink it. She had a normal delivery. The child was normal too.

Explanation

How come the chanting restricted the growth of the tumour, but not that of the child?

It is because the chanting of the Blue Sapphire restricted the tumour, while the intention of the mother to have a normal child, helped the child to grow.

Today, they are treating the tumour with some homeopathy pills, without resorting to a surgical operation.

Change the way of my son

10 years ago
by admin in

Tarsem Chima

My son has taken off with an older woman, who’s on drugs.

I am a widow staying with my daughter on a very small pension, waiting for my son to settle down, so that I can stay with him. You gave me the remedy “TOGETHER BREAST LIFT KIND DIVINE”. I am doing it 1000 times a day.

There are no changes at all in spite of doing other chanting also. He is not changing his way and neither speaking to us. I am very worried. What do I have to do so that he will change his ways, get a good job, settle down, find a good wife and have a family.

Naran

Chant only this, “TOGETHER BREAST LIFT KIND DIVINE”.

Keep your son in the left palm with all his weak points.

Keep yourself on the right palm with all your opinions and “wanting”.

Keep the palms horizontally 1 or 2 feet away from each other.

Bring both the palms together slowly, and very slowly, while chanting “I AM SORRY PLEASE FORGIVE ME. ALIGN LINK WITH CENTER DIVINE”.

Related Blogs

There will be no downfall: http://reachnaran.com/there-will-be-no-downfall/

Fed up with my son’s behavior: http://reachchildcare.wordpress.com/2013/06/04/fed-up-with-my-sons-behavior/

Failed to change my child’s behaviour: http://healbyrule.wordpress.com/2013/02/26/failing-to-change-my-childs-behaviour/

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