The Wisdom of the Chakras: Tools for Navigating the Complexity of Life
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| Rating | : | 4.16 (752 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1590561759 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 144 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-11-01 |
| Language | : | English |
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That event healed her childhood trauma of denying her clairvoyant and clairaudient gifts and transformed her worldview. Ellen Tadd has taught, lectured, and counseled on actualizing spiritual potential in everyday life for more than thirty years. . Ellen has two grown children and lives in Massachusetts with her companion. Visit her website at ellentadd. She soon began to have contact with guides from spiritual realms and discovered that she could serve as an in
Ellen has two grown children and lives in Massachusetts with her companion. That event healed her childhood trauma of denying her clairvoyant and clairaudient gifts and transformed her worldview. . Shortly after completing her freshman year of college, she had the remarkable experience of being able to contact her deceased mother. Visit her website at ellentadd. She soon began to have contact with guides from spiritual realms and discovered that she could serve as an intermediary between the material and spiritual worlds. About the AuthorEllen Tadd has taught, lectured, and counseled on actualizing spiritual potential in everyday life for more than thirty years
"Everyone Can Benefit From This Little Gem" according to Mandy Sue. Lantern Books offered me the opportunity to read and review The Wisdom of the Chakras by Ellen Tadd which I graciously accepted. I started reading it, got about halfway through and noticed I had so many post-its sticking out of my book, that I might as well start over with a highlighter. So, I did.The book is filled with insights on ho. Best book on the chakras My first thought at seeing Ellen Tadd's "The Wisdom of the Chakras" was "oh dear, another book on the chakras," and I was leery of finding thin new age slogans about chakras as a kind of substitute for deep experiential knowing. I didn't need to worry. This is like no other book on the chakras that I have read, and I have read quite a . A short, clear and very wise book: the best I've read about chakras I had loved "Death and letting go" of the same author. And again, in "the wisdom of the chakras", Ellen Tadd shares with us not intellectual knowing, but deep, genuine wisdom, based on first-hand experience.It is quite rare, nowadays, to find a book with such qualities. This is not pseudo-spirituality, approximate principles, or biased
For those who find themselves and their lives out of balance, the practical answers in The Wisdom of the Chakras will encourage them to look more deeply into our common nature and begin to see that our human nature is also the nature of the larger cosmos.. As a result, the chakra system offers a framework and the tools needed to understand numerous common imbalances, individually and in combination, helping the reader to integrate the various characteristics and create greater harmony and balance in daily life. Some people are extremely bright yet emotionally crippled. She shows how the chakra system functions in everyday life, how our thoughts, words, and actions affect this system, and how the chakras in turn shape us. Many have great faith but little clarity, while others are creative but stymied by a lack of confidence. In addition to correcting imbalances that prevent us from reaching our aspirations in life, the chakras also help us realize the spiritual beings we truly are already.The Wisdom of the Chakras is the result of Ellen Tadd’s years of spiritual exploration and counseling work. The author describes each of the seven chakras, their functions, and their individual and interconnected qualities and components. Why are people so lopsided in their development? Why do some of us feel love but find ourselves unable to express it? Why do some of us commit ourselves to an endeavor “from the heart&rdquo