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Your Soul Guidance Host Saskia Roell: Awakening Through Heart Field Healing with Eric Altman.
Host(s): Saskia Roell
Guest(s): Eric Altman
We will be talking about his work as a Distance Healer and the benefits of these transmissions. Speaking about how to be receptive to these energies. How to be clear in asking for what you want in your life. A willingness to be honest with ourselves about our motivations. How to stay grounded and present in our lives.
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 | Saskia Roell: Breakthrough Miracles Radio can be found on Transformation Talk Radio.com every Wednesday at 6am Pacific / 9am Eastern! What happens when you live a Soul-guided life? You say goodbye to your old, small self and say hello to your Soul... Find out more! |
About the Guest(s)
 | Eric Altman: Eric Altman is an internationally renowned Energy Healer. According to him the biggest myth of all time is that spiritual evolution is difficult. He devotes his life to cutting through this erroneous paradigm. Rather freedom is about subtracting t... Find out more! |
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