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Jul 28, 2019 51 min

Ancestors

from The Shamans Cave Hosted by Sandra Ingerman & Renee Baribeau

Healing Patterns Passed Down Through our AncestorsIn this week’s show Renee Baribeau and Sandra Ingerman will talk about how many of the behavior patterns we wish to heal are carried down through our ancestors and family. When we are children we pick up ways of acting in the world and certain behavioral patterns from our parents. Our parents picked up these behaviors from their parents. It is now time for us to identify and heal some of these unhealthy behaviors. We will lead an exercise to cut cords with behaviors that no longer serve us.Learn More about our work. https://shamanstv.com Support the show

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