Swapna Sanket

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Omens through the dreams are always treated as the product of unconscious or sub-conscious mind. But they present some hints too through them. One must try to understand them in reference to past and coming future. The dreams of self and that of others can become a guiding line for the successfully life for today and future

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Omens through the dreams are always treated as the product of unconscious or sub-conscious mind. But they present some hints too through them. One must try to understand them in reference to past and coming future. The dreams of self and that of others can become a guiding line for the successfully life for today and future

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Weight 50 kg
Dimensions 21.5 × 14 cm
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