The post discusses a client’s intense reaction to a Botox injection for TMJ pain, which resulted in severe discomfort. Instead of resisting her pain, the client was guided to acknowledge it, bring gentle awareness to her body, and shift her relationship with it. This EMO Energy in Motion approach reduced her pain significantly and promoted healing practices for ongoing support.
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Her Eye Was So Swollen Even Her Banking App Didn’t Recognise Her 💛
A friend’s severe eye inflammation due to a medical shunt was alleviated through EMO Energy in Motion, a gentle energy healing method. By embracing discomfort and focusing on intention, the pain and swelling diminished significantly within 20 minutes. The experience highlights that healing can be simple, gentle, and powerful.
Podcast – Healing with L❤️ve and Star Therapy
In a podcast with Althea Finch, Sandra Hillawi shares her transformative journey from IT to energy healing. She discusses the impact of EMO Energy in Motion on her life since 2002, healing family relationships, self-love, and finding the right partner. Sandra Hillawi, a transformational practitioner, offers insights into Star Therapy as a revolutionary way forwards.
When emotional work starts to feel like too much
Many committed to healing often feel exhausted from prolonged efforts. Emotional work can sometimes become overwhelming, necessitating a pause rather than more techniques. The practice of EMO emphasizes meeting emotions gently, allowing them to move naturally. Compassionate presence is vital for both healers and those they support. Sandra Hillawi offers a live session on this approach and a chance to experience EMO Energy in Motion.
Using EMO to Help Stop Smoking: Success Stories
Sandra Hillawi and Dieter Maas discuss effective success stories about quitting smoking through EMO Energy in Motion in a light-hearted conversation. The content offers a free consultation for individuals seeking to stop smoking or address addictive behaviors. Additionally, it invites those interested in training to help others with addiction.
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