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The wishes one never made

When we wish or pray we would ask that nothing goes or happens wrong. But it never occured to us that the fear of failing is succeeding over the goodness. Universe has the quality of absorbing and reciprocating the energy one emit. So while you make your next wish, make sure you are asking the universe to be in terms with you.

Example: I will have a nice day today!

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