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meejum by Funk Naz-T August 12, 2003
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Mejumaa
The name Mejumaa inspires sharpness, grace and kindliness.
Letter Analysis
M This initial holds the vibration of people whose initial is 'M' seem to focus mostly on the results of their work.
E The letter E suggests enthusiasm and joyfulness, an existence that is lived with no regrets.
J The 'J' covers up a creative expression, describing a person with a mainly emotional response as opposed to a realistic and fact based answer, in most circumstances.
U 3 is the number that is equivalent to 'U', a totem of accumulation and prosperity, of people who invest a lot in what surrounds them.
M Being mindful of their own thoughts is just one instance of life principle that is of superior importance for 'M'.
A On the unfavorable side, 'A' may induce some disregard for others' comfort or needs.
A Those influenced by 'A' might be seen as very trustworthy, easy going and generally entertaining to have around.
Letter Analysis
M This initial holds the vibration of people whose initial is 'M' seem to focus mostly on the results of their work.
E The letter E suggests enthusiasm and joyfulness, an existence that is lived with no regrets.
J The 'J' covers up a creative expression, describing a person with a mainly emotional response as opposed to a realistic and fact based answer, in most circumstances.
U 3 is the number that is equivalent to 'U', a totem of accumulation and prosperity, of people who invest a lot in what surrounds them.
M Being mindful of their own thoughts is just one instance of life principle that is of superior importance for 'M'.
A On the unfavorable side, 'A' may induce some disregard for others' comfort or needs.
A Those influenced by 'A' might be seen as very trustworthy, easy going and generally entertaining to have around.
Denis: ...have you seen Mejumaa?
Hum: you mean this curvy girl with big awesome eyes.
Denis: yes that one, who doesn't talk too much.
Hum: she is somewhere in the prayer room she is religious.
Hum: you mean this curvy girl with big awesome eyes.
Denis: yes that one, who doesn't talk too much.
Hum: she is somewhere in the prayer room she is religious.
Mejumaa by Hummo The Village Elder November 3, 2019
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