In this article Sandra Hillawi shares how focus on self-receiving through tapping sessions have alleviated the stress and accumulated emotional burdens stemming from complex life situations. This process has facilitated a return to one’s innate power and energy. It emphasizes the importance of self-care in reclaiming one’s essence.
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Self Compassion … when there’s no one there to give it
Many individuals committed to healing feel exhausted due to their long efforts without adequate support. When unmet human needs for compassion arise, they can deepen inner pain. Cultivating self-compassion through genuine self-empathy can help fulfill these needs, fostering deeper connections with oneself and others. Sandra Hillawi’s course, The Compassion Experience, will guide participants in this journey.
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.
Two Pathways Home – Which Do I Choose?
Sandra Hillawi discusses two pathways for individuals to reconnect with themselves: the Indirect Way, focused on healing past pain through acknowledgment and techniques, and the Direct Way, emphasizing the celebration of positive experiences or “star moments.” Both methods are deemed valuable, offering choices for personal growth and healing.
A Christmas Gift of Compassion 🎁
Sandra Hillawi is offering 3 audio gifts for reflection, gratitude and compassion during the holiday season. Included is an original Happy Christmas Thank you song, a guided Divine Compassion experience and Future Me, another original song. Listen and engage as you wish, with whatever resonates to assist emotional balance and renewal.
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