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Not Dead, but Arisen Extrait de Parfum

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Freshly turned grave soil and spring greenery lie beneath uplifting orange and crisp yuzu. John B. Wolff organized the first association of Spiritualists, and dedicated the last years of his life to bringing Spiritualism to the public consciousness. He worked tirelessly, and "declared he would work for the cause just as earnestly after his death as while he lived," according to a 1910 Washington Post article. A staunch supporter till the end, Wolff’s gravestone appropriately reads: “Not Dead, But Arisen.”

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