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EPISODE · Mar 30, 2026 · 23 MIN

The Alchemical Transformation of Tears: Why Crying is a Healing Breakthrough

from Great Light Rising · host Mary Fielder

While some people cry easily, others hold back the tears for years believing that crying is a sign of weakness. But healers know the truth: that tears are a powerful sign we have touched the nerve of a sensitive and painful emotional root cause. Come with me as I explain how something I said make a 60 year old man break down and sob for several minutes in my treatment room and what that did for him. Crying can be a powerful healing breakthrough leading to release of old, pent up energies that leads to a spiritual transformation of the soul.Here is the link to the youtube video if you prefer to see a video:https://youtu.be/rzWNy3VvxasFollow me on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@greatlightrisingVisit my website, learn more about me, join my monthly newsletter, book a healing session or a free discovery session (remote sessions available):  https://TheReikiPlace.usFollow me on substack: https://maryatthereikiplace.substack.com/This episode includes AI-generated content.

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