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Dear Mr. Geller,

Last Saturday I read in an interview in Trouw a wonderful dialogue with (monologue from) you because of the Ten Commandments. Rarely read (about) someone with so much good vibrations and with so much pleasure.

Especially your point about the man you shot during the Six Day War has touched me.

What you say, then, that you’ll meet him after you go, as a friend, and you will embrace each other … ; yes, I get goose bumps again! You know why? Because it will be so. It will be – what in truth means nothing else than that it is already happening -with only one little restriction: time. That is all.

It is telling you the truth, I do feel very good.

I’ve never killed a man and I do not know why your comments now so really hit me, but I know it hits me. And that alone is enough to thank you sincerely for your effusion.

Thank you.

I wish you all good and fine days! And fine dreamy nights too, ofcorse! And I wish and hope that if you may meet your Jordanian friend in one of that dreams, that the sun may shine and that he may laugh to you and ask you smiling: “Uri, my friend, tell me everything about your life after God took me back to this place.”

Blessings.

Sincerely,

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