Definition of Thirty Eight (38)

Thirty Eight (38)

• A person who holds the greatest secrets, the mediator, a sprititual warrior on a mission, the One, One who sheds light while enlightening

  Last edited on Aug 29 2025. Submitted by Anonymous on Aug 29 2025.

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