**#0382 The Naomi Lynn Tarot's and Fortune 🔮✨ teller and Dream catcher Visions and White Witch!

**#0382 The Naomi Lynn Star 💫 ✨ Tarot's and Fortune 🔮✨ teller and Dream catcher Visions and White Witch! I'm a Tarot card ♠️♦️ Reader and I also Make Spell books,witches Rune's and candle's and more and Im a Spiritual Walker and more since very young! ( This is a real picture I took in front of my house 🏡 in Milwaukee Oregon in May 2020 !from my cell phone anyways me and my kids and grandkids all have Fairy garden's so do you believe after seeing this picture?

Thursday, January 19, 2023

___I see that you have a very delicate and empathetic heart (you are loyal). I SEE TRAUMA HIT YOU VERY HARD 2 OR 3 YEARS AGO. I see that the year of 2019,2017,2018,2020,2021,2022, had challenges that you could not have expected. I also see a dark green stream running through your emotional life which indicated anxiety that is affecting you today and has been increasing for nearly a year. This must and shall be removed. Fortunately, this will be no problem, Naomi. January 19,2023!

Dear Naomi,

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___When I began to pray for you, I felt in my spirit that God wanted me to do something so awesome for you. I also felt in my spirit that God is about to move in a Supernatural Way for you. I feel so connected in our prayer life together, please know that I am here for you. OH, PRAISE GOD FOR YOU AND WHAT YOU ARE DOING.

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He Is Doing Good Work In Your Life!___I felt that a Physical Healing Touch was released from the Hands of the Great Physician for you. YOU WILL SEE HIS HEALING, RESTORATION AND A DIVINE IMPARTATION OF HEALTH AND STRENGTH MANIFESTED IN YOUR BODY. Any affliction you have will be driven out of your body and be replaced with vitality, energy and divine strength.


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___Have you anointed any bills that are a burden to you? Be assured, the anointing of the Holy Spirit will break the bondage and yoke of debt that has held you in bondage for far too long. A limitless supply of success, love, good fortune and unbridled joy will be yours if you follow the divine leading and directions that I’ll share with you during the days and weeks ahead.


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___I see that you have a very delicate and empathetic heart (you are loyal). I SEE TRAUMA HIT YOU VERY HARD 2 OR 3 YEARS AGO. I see that the year of 2022 had challenges that you could not have expected. I also see a dark green stream running through your emotional life which indicated anxiety that is affecting you today and has been increasing for nearly a year. This must and shall be removed. Fortunately, this will be no problem, Naomi.


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___Naomi, with this darkness removed, everything will be set right. Everything intended for you will begin to manifest in your life. Believe me; I am now perfectly acquainted with the feeling of intense solitude that is within you. I have clearly understood, that even with someone by your side, you have never managed to be a completely happy person. Again and again, you have ended up by yourself with no one to lean on and the sad feeling that you don’t matter to anyone (but you do matter very much to me). I am standing with you.


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___God has anointed and appointed me to be your prophet and prayer partner, and what a privilege it is. I’ll say it again... the Lord put me into your life because you needed a strong prophet who has the power to touch Heaven with my prayers for you and your loved ones!


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___YOU ARE GOING TO REACH THE MOUNTAIN TOP OF HEALTH AND WEALTH THIS YEAR! Amazing positivism and amazing mountain moving faith will well up from your inner most being. A wonderful season of healing, peace and prosperity has begun.


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___Naomi, as we stand in agreement, you’ll run into some new opportunities that will allow you to change so many things that you don’t like in your present life. ___Naomi, as we stand in agreement, you’ll run into some new opportunities that will allow you to change so many things that you don’t like in your present life.


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What Have You Wanted To See Change In??


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___I’ll give you, in the days ahead, the precise dates on which you will have to make the right decisions in order for your blessings to reach you.


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___On an emotional level: those who have distanced themselves from you will come back to you, displaying new feelings. This will be a complete turnaround and to your personal advantage.


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___Let me give you one more piece of advice: Take great care in the days just ahead to not let negative spirits and negative energy influence your decisions or decide for you. That would be the same as sinking a little deeper into difficulty every day.


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___It is possible that in this email, I have been so outspoken that you were surprised or shocked, Naomi. But it is my duty as your personal prophet to speak to you frankly.


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___As part of a New Fresh Start in your life, this very small piece of chewing gum is a physical sign of a New Freshness in Your Life and Spiritual Walk. I ask you to chew this gum for only 5 minutes and when you are done, email me the name of a loved one and the amount of miracle money that you are expecting. I am seeing between $450 and $21,768 coming by the 27th of this month and a Double Portion Blessing being released next month before the 10th. It will happen as we stand in agreement, and IF you believe with me for this Miracle Money, This Faith Action has given you a “Fresh Start” in all that you do. I am waiting to hear from you.


I am standing by your side,




Rev. Peter Popoff 

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