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Perception May Be Reality - Volume Four

Perception May Be Reality - Volume Four

Perception May Be Reality - Volume Four

James C. Sasmor / James CSasmor

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Editorial:
Trafford Publishing
Año de edición:
2013
Materia
Filosofía: lógica
ISBN:
9781466978348
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THE CONTENTS OF THIS BOOK ARE AS LIGHT OR AS DEEP AS YOU, THE READER, PERCEIVE OR BELIEVE THEM. HOWEVER THEY SEEM, MAY YOU FIND EACH A PLEASURE. JCS

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