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Words that free you: what you say is what you become
Rochester, Vermont: Findhorn Press (2023)
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Explains how each word carries an energy that increases or decreases our energy level and how our choice of words creates our reality. Offers tables for converting the negative to the positive and shows which words to use to change our lives for the better. Shares healing words in mantras, guided relaxation, and chants as well as a writing technique that brings emotional healing.Other Versions
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