The Power to Heal Yourself: How to use the Inner Bonding Process For Greater Well-Being: How to use the Inner Bonding Process For Greater Well-Being

Inner Bonding® is a 6-step, spiritually based therapeutic modality that heals shame, and the resulting self-abandonment, that is often the root cause of anxiety, stress, depression, low self-esteem, addictions, and relationship problems. Inner Bonding creates profound connections with Self, Spirit, and others that heals emptiness and aloneness, unleashing creativity, imagination, passion and purpose, love and joy! In this insightful and inspiring live seminar, Dr. Margaret Paul, Co-Creator of the Inner Bonding Process, will take you through the steps----one-by-one---and not only give you a theoretical understanding of the impact that they can have on your life, but give you a direct experience of their impact through several exercises and guided visualization exercises. Dr. Paul is the author of several best-selling books, including Do I Have To Give Up Me to Be Loved By You?, Inner Bonding, and Healing Your Aloneness. She has appeared on many radio and TV shows and has successfully worked with thousands of individuals, couples and businesspeople, and has taught classes and seminars since 1967. In this program, The Power to Heal Yourself: How To Use The Inner Bonding® Process for Greater Well-Being , you’ll learn a simple, yet sophisticated system that: • Teaches you how to establish a deep daily personal connection and dialogue with a loving source of spiritual guidance. • Frees your essence—your core Self, the light within—and fills your heart with love. • Heals the false beliefs of your wounded self, beliefs that are the source of the fear, pain, and relationship problems in your life. • And, develops a powerful adult self who can take loving action for yourself and with others. Well known singer, Alanis Morissette, says, “Inner Bonding has helped me to evolve in my courage to love.”

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Audioboek: 1 juni 2015