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Reiki energy treatments can be sent ahead with a fixed intention of making an atmosphere more relaxing and calming, especially for events in people''s lives such as social events, job interviews, family gatherings, etc.
He didn't come to court with the fixed intention to subvert the course of justice.
After reading a psychiatric report on Ffitch-Heyes, Judge Thomas Joseph told the 54-year-old: "I take the view that what you did was more out of arrogance, stupidity and anger rather than a fixed intention to deceive.
 
 
 
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