Name: 2020 Vision: Predictions for the New Year
Brand: New York Open Center
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What you'll learn in this lecture class:

Everything that has happened in 2019 has set us up for the shift in consciousness that is underway. In the upcoming days, we will see the manifestation of that transformation, as many visionaries have predicted. This will be a landmark year, a time of personal, national, and planetary upheavals.

Some of the finest astrologers and prophets from around the country will give their predictions for the coming year in terms of politics, science, the economy, natural disasters, international relations. and of course, the upcoming elections. One of the lead visionaries on the panel will be Marza Millar, who has studied and worked with Native American prophecies, particularly for this coming year.

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2020 Vision: Predictions for the New Year

Anonymous review on 1/4/2020

Interesting class, but I had no previous knowledge on the subject, so it was a little difficult to comprehend.
2020 Vision: Predictions for the New Year

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