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In this delightfully inspiring guidebook, Sara Wiseman teaches you how to establish a direct connection with the Divine that will raise your vibration, heal your heart, allow instant access to Universal information, and transform your life.

Channeling and channeled writing isn't just for gurus and mystics. Each of us has the ability to make a direct connection with a higher power for personal transformation and profound life change.

This book is designed as a self-study course for those who wish to heal family dysfunction in the past, present, and future. You will learn how to heal the seven shadows that show up in every family, ancestry, and lineage, using a four-step process of divine and shamanic work that releases the family wound for all generations.

At a certain point in your soul journey, you are invited to shed all the social and family conditioning, all the old belief systems, even all of your own "story" that you've learned from childhood into your adult life—and become free. You are invited to let it all go—and discover who you really are. The process is not easy, because it requires you to sift into your past and examine all the things you were told—most of which are incorrect or have nothing to do with the person you want to be.

If you suffer from anxiety, worry, fear, and obsessive thought looping—you can learn to be free. You can learn to get calm, get steady, and exist in the world in a relaxed way—it is possible, and you can do it! All it takes is a change in mind set, and this is not difficult to achieve at all. This book teaches three steps that will lead you to inner calm, no matter where you are or what you're faced with.

This book offers eight lessons that will give you something new to think about and integrate as you go about your life. As you do this inner work, you will find that you will shift your relationship to your body. When we work with energy, intention, and the universe, everything shifts very quickly—so effortlessly, we can hardly remember what life was like before.