Join me each fortnight for a Kundalini healing by Zoom to release past trauma and trapped emotions; open your heart up in order to receive; and embark on the journey to become your unlimited self.

Each transmission is on a Wednesday at 7pm AEST, and lasts for approximately an hour and a half. You can keep your camera off during the transmission and you are not required to introduce yourselves or give feedback - I want everyone to feel completely comfortable joining in. Each group is small and intimate so that everyone receives in turn.

Every session we'll enjoy a different modality to take us through the three-stage process of 'Release, Receive, Become'. We will work through KAT to release, PAX to reeive and Divine Kundalini to evolve and become, with each modality increasing in vibration and frequency.

Afterwards you'll feel lighter and brighter, incredibly calm and centred with a heightened sense of intuition and clarity. Allow, the synchronicities to start to flow into your life.

Will you feel it?

The resounding answer is yes - it's very rare that someone doesn't feel the transmission. It all depends on the level of your experience in receiving energy healings, the amount of work you've already done on your journey, and how familiar you are with the quantum field and how it works. Having said that, even complete beginners can have significant experiences with this modality by Zoom.

You'll feel tingling in your crown, hands and feet. Your arms and legs may feel very heavy. You may yawn, cough or sneeze. You may feel muscle twitches or spasms, and, if you fully relax and surrender, you may experience the grace of movement in your body as the energy moves through you.

It's a safe and gentle process that works organically with your energy field to achieve a significant shift for your highest good, in the gentlest way.

The Zoom link will be sent to you upon registration.

Please contact me, Claire, if you have any questions- 0403 446644.

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