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Conquer Your Karmic Relationships: Heal Spiritual Trauma to Open Your Heart and Restore Your Soul with Tracee Dunblazier Tracee Dunblazier takes an in depth look at your karmic relationships: the spiritual imprints and repetitive patterns that position you in life. The restoration of every soul, and the systems that govern them, get an overhaul! Karma is not punishment and reward; it is the reassurance that we will inevitably experience all we are and all we have created for others through reincarnation and spiritual patterning. Conquer Your Karmic Relationships: Heal Spiritual Trauma to Open Your Heart and Restore Your Soul, will help to unearth the very core of what drives you, showing how to direct its power into usable, life-giving resources for you and all your relations. Tracee Dunblazier is a Los Angeles-based spiritual empath, shaman, and a seven-time national award-winning author. As a multi-sensitive, Tracee's blend of intuitive information combined with different modalities, has provided the opportunity for many to achieve deep healing and create the success and peace they seek in their lives. For more information visit: beaslayer.com *************************************************** For more information about BITEradio products and services visit: http://www.biteradio.me/index.html To view the photography of Robert at: http://rpsharpe.com/
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