Clear Quartz by Marlee Butlin

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Marlee Butlin lives and works in Alberta, Canada. She is a big proponent of living a healthy lifestyle that benefits both your mind and body. She maintains a vegan diet and writes her own vegan recipes. She is also a lover/practicer of yoga and she enjoys researching crystals and their meanings in her free time.

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