Spirituality is a universal currency. It is part of every religion, every faith, and every person. Everybody has a belie — Emma Mildon, The Soul Searcher's Handbook: A Modern Girl's Guide to the New Age World
Spirituality is a universal currency. It is part of every religion, every faith, and every person. Everybody has a belie — Emma Mildon, The Soul Searcher's Handbook: A Modern Girl's Guide to the New Age World
Spirituality is a universal currency. It is part of every religion, every faith, and every person. Everybody has a belie — Emma Mildon, The Soul Searcher's Handbook: A Modern Girl's Guide to the New Age World
Spirituality is a universal currency. It is part of every religion, every faith, and every person. Everybody has a belie — Emma Mildon, The Soul Searcher's Handbook: A Modern Girl's Guide to the New Age World
Spirituality is a universal currency. It is part of every religion, every faith, and every person. Everybody has a belie — Emma Mildon, The Soul Searcher's Handbook: A Modern Girl's Guide to the New Age World
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Spirituality is a universal currency. It is part of every religion, every faith, and every person. Everybody has a belief system.

— Emma Mildon, The Soul Searcher's Handbook: A Modern Girl's Guide to the New Age World
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It is my firm belief that it is a mistake to hold firm beliefs — Malaclypse the Younger
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