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@salto_da_prosperidade: Ritual simples para atrair prosperidade e clientes 1 - Pega um prato e coloca um punhado de arroz. 2 - Em um papel, escreve o que deseja (dinheiro, clientes, sucesso…). 3 - Coloca um pauzinho de canela por cima do papel. 4 - Fala com fé: “Com a força da natureza, que minha vida floresça. Com o arroz e a canela, a prosperidade vem pra mim!” 5 - Deixa num lugar alto por 7 dias. 6 - Depois, joga tudo no lixo e agradece pelo que vai chegar. 7 - Clica no link da bio para fazer uma leitura gratuita da energia do seu nome pela numerologia cabalística... pra você descobrir qual bloqueio tem na energia do seu nome e que esta te bloqueando por anos. Gratidão! #Prosperidade #RitualDaCanela #AtraiaClientes #DinheiroExtra #GratidãoSempre

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