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 Welcome to Open Book with Raj Shekhar. Every story comes straight from the heart and the mind. Here, you’ll find stories, real emotions, and the science behind what makes us human. Stories that help, comfort, and move you to think… and act.© 2025 Open Book Développement personnel Exercice et forme physique Fitness, alimentation et nutrition Hygiène et vie saine Réussite personnelle Sciences sociales
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