Divorce Recovery with a Past Life Energy Healer - Wendy Rose Williams || DPTSP #061 || David M. Webb
Description
Welcome back to the "Don't Pick the Scab Podcast” the podcast for men over 40 looking to bounce back from divorce with a sprinkle of humor and a dash of spiritual healing. Host David kicks off an enlightening and amusing conversation with Wendy Rose Williams, a certified past life energy healer. Think of her as the Marie Kondo for your soul, tidying up anxiety, depression, and those emotional cobwebs from yesteryears.
Wendy shares her journey into spiritual healing, revealing how hypnotherapy helps release the emotional baggage we didn't even know we had. Divorce, she notes, is like a cosmic shake-up, triggering buried fears and anger. But don't worry, because past life regression is here to help unravel those old soul contracts. Who knew you might be repeating the same sitcom plot with your ex from the 1900s?
David, ever the curious co-host, dives into the nitty-gritty, asking about practical steps for self-care during a divorce. Wendy's advice? Love yourself first! Whether it's meditation, kickboxing, or a therapy session, self-care is crucial. And remember, love your kids more than you dislike your ex. Wise words when you're juggling co-parenting and contemplating your past life as a spurned suitor.
As the episode wraps up, Wendy leaves listeners with a Lucille Ball quote to ponder: "Love yourself first, and everything else falls into place." So, tune in, breathe, and remember, even post-divorce life can have its silver linings.
Important Points:
-Explore unconventional post-divorce solutions for men over 40.
-Wendy Rose Williams: Certified spiritual healer and past life expert.
-Release emotional baggage with past life energy healing.
-Hypnotherapy helps discard anxiety, depression, and stuck energy.
-Understand soul contracts and past life connections.
-Embrace conscious uncoupling for healthier post-divorce relationships.
-Discover self-care practices during emotional turmoil.
-Love yourself first; everything else falls into place.
-Children adapt better than expected post-divorce.
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