EPISODE · Jul 18, 2024 · 21 MIN
How to Stop People Pleasing for Good: Core Wound of Reciprocity
from the Healers Rising Podcast · host Caitlin Dianna | Magic Beyond Boundaries
If you are struggling with people pleasing, feeling like a burden, being an Empath, or feel like you never quite get your fair share, you may have a Reciprocity Core Wound to heal.The 5 Core Wounds of Humanity are the root cause of every single ailment, block or illness experienced on this planet. In this series, we're unpacking each of the 5 Core Wounds in more detail and sharing some tips for how to heal them.In this episode, I am unpacking the core wound of Reciprocity:What is Reciprocity?The signs and physical symptoms that show up if you have a Reciprocity woundWhat being in total flow actually looks likeWhat to do next to unwind a Reciprocity woundResources mentioned in this episode:AKASHIC RECORDS: Watch my Akashic Records Masterclass and tune into my Accessing Your Akashic Records guided meditation on my Youtube channelYOU CAN HEAL YOURSELF MASTERCLASS: Learn my signature Rapid Clearing Technique and how to find the core root of any issue and begin unwinding it with confidence, intention, and purpose. CRACKING THE HEALING CODE QUIZ: Discover which of these 5 core wounds is the actual core root of your problems and holding you back the most. Take the FREE QUIZ to find out!
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If you are struggling with people pleasing, feeling like a burden, being an Empath, or feel like you never quite get your fair share, you may have a Reciprocity Core Wound to heal. The 5 Core Wounds of Humanity are the root cause of every single ailment, block or illness experienced on this planet. In this series, we're unpacking each of the 5 Core Wounds in more detail and sharing some tips for how to heal them. In this episode, I am unpacking the core wound of Reciprocity: What is Recipro...
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