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In November 1992, in response to our request for His own message to be put up at the Mt. Pinatubo Hidden Temple Shrine, Our Lord of Love and Redemption, spoke through mystic — Mrs. Punay Kabayao Fernandez — declaring Palan as a ‘spiritual rehabilitation center’. With such a short koan (Zen riddle) was Palan’s role defined for us.
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December 9, 2000 - 12:00am
