If it’s Light it’s Right™ with Cheryl Bradley: Specialty Spirit Guides: Support for the Journey

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"Specialty Spirit Guides: Support for the Journey" In this episode, Cheryl explores the incredible world of specialty spirit guides—those unique guides who support us through specific areas of our life’s journey. You’ll learn about the different types of guides, from loved ones to angels, and how to connect with them through openness, intention, and trust. Cheryl also discusses how meditation can help quiet the mind to enhance spiritual connection, and how fear or ego may block communication. She shares a heartfelt story involving her dog Lucy, and how a veterinarian spirit guide, Dr. Jake, stepped in to offer comfort and clarity during a difficult time. This episode is a reminder that we are never truly alone. When we open our hearts, guidance is always available. Your heart holds the answers. Trust it. If it's Light, it's Right™! Find Cheryl here https://cherylbradley.com/contact/

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