Most of all, who quietly insisted that I return to the physical when I drifted in that seemingly eternal… — Robert A. Monroe
Most of all, who quietly insisted that I return to the physical when I drifted in that seemingly eternal bliss? I don't know whether to be grateful or sad for that particular help.
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