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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required When walking barefoot through the grass while clearing the mind, a connection occurs along with electrical surges that tingle. It is wise to connect the soul to the earth, revitalizing the entire body as your toes and the emerald green grass mingle. The earth transfers energy through the body promoting healing as it cleans free radicals and other impurities all through to the soul. Enhancing your health by walking barefoot and connecting to mother earth a few minutes a day should be a daily goal. It is critical to connect to one's origin and unite with the source. Permit life to flow like a calm stream of water and let nature take its course. When realizing that everything is connected all from one route. Like a branch that is an extension of many that continue to sprout. On the physical plain, water makes up seventy per cent of the human body sustaining its growth. Seventy per cent of the earth is composed of lakes and oceans, rivers and streams, the blood and capillaries that feed and clothe. Fruit continues to manifest from each thing that resides here on earth naturally without strain or stress. Let us strike a blow for humanity and be more empathic to one another in order to produce peace, prosperity and coalesce.
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