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Dear all the women on this beautiful planet Earth, Women is Venus. Moon is the consciousness of feminine.

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Followed the Age of Pisces, the Age of Aquarius has started. The door of the space age is opening to us. It’s high time for us to understand the energy of the masculine and feminine. It’s called Yin and Yang. Especially, the energy of the feminine (Yin) needs to be revealed clearly, so that Yin and Yang is going to be united as one. Now, all the women need to become aware of the true power of feminine (Yin). The energy of feminine (Yin) is going to unite the earth in the end. We are facing such an age today. That’s the Age of Aquarius. Let us take hands each other and take actions with love and gratitude to the space age. Sincerely, Natsuki  

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