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Found it, but the reporting page specifically mentions it should be sent by a store, and not be a gift. To be clear, someone named "Latwan Estrella" sent me the book as a gift about three weeks ago (I googled that name, no hits). I reported that I recieved a package I didn't order to Amazon, but never heard back from them, they were supposed to respond within 10 days. So this morning I decided to open the package, and inside was this book with a note saying I recieved it as a gift.
A couple of questions:
Latwan Estrellaan anagram of your name?LOL, most definitely not on both questions. Also, if I wanted a self help book on this topic I could find something better.
But what if this was the book your future self received in their past.
They would have, since I recieved it. The problem is, I leafed through the book, and it seems to be very generic. So if future me sent it, it wouldn't be for the content. Maybe it has just the right thickness for a wonky table in my near future?
MAYBE its so generic because your future self encoded it. The self help is generic because its actually cipher text. And only YOU have the key. Maybe the giftee's name is the key. Hmm.
Then I'll trust the process and guess I'll come around to decoding it when needed.
Let us know the secrets if you can!