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But Chris Brown went through and apparently about a year ago, he sold his mother's ashes online on social media.

And from the story that I know, his mom was not a very nice person and a very, very mean person.

So when she ended up passing, he said, I don't want them.

And so she he essentially did a bidding online for people that wanted the ashes.

So one of my other content creator friends said,

She didn't buy it, but he essentially reached out to her because she deals in death and dying.

And he said, hey, I want to give part of it to you.

And so she said, OK.

So anyways, Lauren ended up coming over to my house and she made it a joke to leave his mom's ashes in my session room hiding in a certain location to see if I would feel the difference in vibration because I'm very used to what my session room feels like.

Yeah.

Now, I have a lot of dead stuff in there.

OK, I do.

I have ashes of chickens, other people, my own family, you name it.

Like it's a whole nine years.

But I did.

I noticed something different.

And I started looking around because I kept feeling this woman.

This is African-American woman with me.