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A Note from the Universe ❤️ TUT

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tut.com

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theuniverse@tut.com

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Wed, Aug 21, 2024 08:12 AM

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What if, {NAME}, loneliness was simply a feeling of impatience, telepathically sent to you by friend

What if, {NAME}, loneliness was simply a feeling of impatience, telepathically sent to you by friends you've yet to meet, urging you to go out more, do more, and get involved, so that life's serendipities could bring you together... Would you still feel alone? What if illness was just the signal a healthy body sent to urge clarification of your thoughts, feelings, and dreams... Would you still, at times, think of yours as unwell? What if feelings of uncertainty and confusion were only reminders that you have options, that there's no hurry, and that everything is as it should be... Would you still feel disadvantaged? What if so-called mistakes and failures only ever happened when your life was about to get better than it's ever been before... Would you still call them mistakes and failures? And what if poverty and lack were simply demonstrations of your manifesting prowess, as "difficult" to acquire as wealth and abundance... Would they still cause you to feel powerless? Well, whatever you feel, {NAME}, I still consider you my only begotten, my champion, and my equal. Are we close, or what?   The Universe BIG NEWS, {NAME}! This is the #1 request I’ve received for decades… I’ve never offered it… until now… [Click here for the big reveal!!!]( Thoughts become things... choose the good ones! ® To reprint today’s note, please give attribution to ©www.tut.com  P.S. What if, {NAME}, this was a forever dance, and you and I were forever partners?   The #1 request of Notes subscribers is finally here… [Click here for the BIG reveal!]( ❤️ [Invite a friend to get the Notes!]( [Home]( Notes]( The Universe Talks | 6526 Old Brick Rd #120-254 | Windermere, FL 34786 US [Unsubscribe]( | [Update Profile]( | [Our Privacy Policy]( | [Constant Contact Data Notice](

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