Exploring Past Lives, Higher Selves & the Mystery of What Comes Next with Christine Hoekzema

from Wander & Weave · host Brooklin C. Buchanan

In this grounded and expansive exchange, Brooke sits down with Christine Hoekzema, a Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique (QHHT) practitioner from Michigan, whose work was inspired by the late Dolores Cannon. Christine shares her journey from accountant to healer — and how her fascination with life after death opened the door to helping others reconnect with their higher selves.You’ll hear about:What a QHHT session actually is and how it bridges science, spirituality, and the subconscious.Christine’s personal story of losing both parents — and how Dolores Cannon’s teachings reshaped her understanding of death and energy.Brooke’s own past-life regression experience (including one as a healer in the Scottish highlands) and how those insights continue to ripple through her life today.The role of curiosity, surrender, and self-responsibility when exploring the unseen realms.Why being “ready to see” is more important than forcing a breakthrough.This is a heart-opening episode for anyone curious about life’s mysteries, soul lessons, or what happens when we stop fearing endings and start seeing them as transitions.If you’ve ever wondered why you’re here — or where we go when we leave — let this be your reminder: your soul always knows the way home.Links + ResourcesConnect with Christine Hoekzema:Email: [email protected] on the QHHT Practitioner Directory (Level 2, Grand Rapids + Newaygo, MI)IG: @cloudviews444Books Mentioned in this episode:Between Death and Life — by Dolores CannonThe Three Waves of Volunteers and the New Earth — by Dolores Cannon→ Connect with me on Instagram: @brooklincbuchanan

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What if death isn’t the end, but a return home? In this conversation with Christine Hoekzema, we explore the space between lives, the whispers of the higher self, and what happens when we surrender to the unknown. From grief to guidance, this episode dives into the tender moments where loss becomes love — and how quantum healing hypnosis can help us remember that we are always guided, always safe, and never alone.

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