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You Can Heal Yourself and Your Life

BY REV. DORAL PULLEY Louise Hay is the author of the world-famous book, You Can Heal Your Life, and the founder of Hay House Publishing Company. This book is like a second Bible to me. My mantra is, “I AM a metaphysician, and I heal myself (Luke 4:23).” When faced with a health challenge, I […]

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