Prepare for Goosebumps! Reality Isn’t What You Think 🌍✨ Abraham Hicks 2024

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...what is real is really not now we know it's all just thought things are not as they appear things are as we think and feel ...💫

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It’s so true that we can’t change or control others by our words because others don’t resonate and don’t in the same vibration 😌

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What a coincidence, I was thinking of it this morning boom I open youtube first video is this❤

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Love the humor ❤ really gets the point across 🤣 🙌❤❤

[@JaneNewAuthor]

I've experienced the Mandela effect several times, all in relation to music. (I have a life-long interest in music.)

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Tell us more!

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The somg blue by "Leanne rhymes" 😮😮

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There are many many woman who clearly remember hearing patsey cline sang it first. But that never got to happened. She died before getting the chance to record it. I think there's more too it then this and the truth about the music industry is coming go light. Crazy times we live in

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@@zz-t8109 Queen's "Crazy little thing called love". I remember an Australian band (Col Joy & the Joy Boys) releasing it years before Queen. In my head I had a memory of Freddie Mercury hearing it and deciding to cover it. I could never understand why Col Joy wasn't credited when it was such a success. When you think about it, it's completely different to any other song Freddie wrote. I've read since that he wrote it very quickly - maybe he tapped into that same universe?

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@@zz-t8109 another was "Crazy" by Gnarls Barkley. My son played it to me when it was first released. I told him then, it was first released decades ago by a black American woman singer, but I couldn't remember her name. I love the song, and whenever I hear it, I still hear another voice singing it a long time ago.

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In James Bond Moonraker 1979 Richard Dawson Kiel was wearing braces and I remember thinking: of course the good small girl in the end brings him to loving her because when she smiled at him she had braces and that made him identify with her. I distinctly remember thinking this when seeing the film for the first time in our living room. NOW: Mandela effect later: Kiel does not wear braces I've learned. That is weird

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It is because of the Mandela effect that I believe in alternate timelines. I remember watching Shazam with Sinbad. But they tell me it never existed

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"my self-sabotage. It's so deep." Source: "No, it isn't." 😂

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Shazam was real. Bearinstein bears.

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Really!...most of the world thought Rodney King should have been beaten? That's evil and sick😢

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