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Maravilhoso ...,💐💐💐❤

2025-09-13 22:22:51

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mariaduarte5530 :

mi padre 4 días antes dé morir dijo que tristeza tengo de irme esté mundo y no volveré a ver el Sol lo importante para la vida gracias 🙏🤍

2025-06-23 14:38:51

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Manik :

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2025-07-02 13:00:12

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2025-06-27 08:22:08

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THÍCH NỮ TỊNH KHAI :

A Di Đà Phật 🙏🙏🙏

2025-08-13 16:26:12

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2025-07-02 13:53:07

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กราบขอบพระคุณเจ้าค่ะขอให้มีความสุขในหน้าที่ทุกๆวันทุกๆพระองค์เจ้าค่ะสาธุสาธุสาธุ

2025-06-27 11:30:51

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2025-08-02 15:48:30

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СОНЦЕ ПЕЧАТ ЗАКОН ГАГО 1 ДЕН

2025-08-02 15:48:14

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地球修行私人企業。接受，相信，包容，感恩，放下，當下，平衡。 :

地球大叔分享，（嚴肅提醒）一切有為法，都只是修體，真，靈。的輔助法，真正幫你走向自己道，只有難得一遇無為法，別本末倒置。（修行本無法，只是前人蔭，走出自己路，仍需自己悟。）別把自己入了框，不然你都是再（學）。跳出框，那才叫（創）。好有一比，現在地球你學的過Ai嗎？別忘了人類最大優勢就在於（創）。〔各

2025-07-17 14:31:21

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