Cutting the Ties that Bind - Guided Meditation
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This meditation invites you release people or addictions or negative thoughts and ideas that no longer serve you or/and have given you pain. This is an exercise originally devised by Phyllis Krystal to cut energy cords that we have created. These can drain our personal energy and tie us to behavior that does not work for us. In this meditation we visualize circles of white light surrounded by violet, but if you prefer you can visualize violet circles surrounded by white light. Take your time with this it is a profoundly cleansing exercise.

Elizabeth Harper is an internationally acclaimed metaphysical artist, psychic medium, healer and teacher. She has been featured in popular national magazines including Woman’s World, Redbook, and Health, is a magazine columnist and regular contributor to radio and television in the US and Australia, and is the award-winning author of Wishing: How to Fulfill Your Heart’s Desires. She is also a contributing author in two anthologies - Women Will Save the World, and The Gratitude Book Project.
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