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EPISODE · Oct 6, 2019 · 58 MIN

Surfing the Shock Waves of the Collective Consciousness

from Self-Care For The Soul

We are all energy – all connected as one fabric that blankets the earth – and the impacts that ruffle the fabric ripple through the whole cloth. To stay with the surfing analogy, an impact into the ocean of the collective consciousness energy will ripple throughout the entire ocean, sending waves around the globe. We, as a part of the collective, are all affected by the impacts that hit around our planet. Of course this makes sense. We know that when we heal, we are helping to heal the collective. And when parts of our planet and populations experience traumatic events, we all feel it, even if on a subconscious level, and we respond to the impacts, even when we do not realize it. There is so much trauma on our planet powerful enough to send shock waves around the globe that move through all of us and impact our health – we need this healing! That’s the topic of today’s Prayer & Healing Circle. Often we focus on healing the individual and the effects on the collective. Today we focus on healing the effects of the collective on individuals as we bring healing to the shock waves of the collective. Please join us.

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