Week 26: Elements

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Lesson 4: Healing the Lineage

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" As you step to the front of the line in your ancestry, the energy they embodied has been passed on and is now expressing as you and those of your current generation in the lineage. As you transform, the energy of the entire lineage preceding you is transformed, for it is all happening now through you, as you. You are the one who can heal old wounds for your entire lineage, forgive old enemies, shift conditioning and beliefs, release pain that has held preceding generations captive for centuries. "  ~ Dr Judith Rich Healing the Lineage How does your photo evoke feelings from the past? Do any memories come up when you look at it? ~it brings a pressing smile of greater times, cherished momeries ill forever hold dear to my heart. laugh attacks are what conjures up within me when i look at this picture. just her laugh would 10x increase the laughter with everyone around her.  If you had to choose a book or movie title to describe your photo today, what would it be?  Book Ti
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For Malachi

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