@loky_school: Кажется, я нашел способ чинить Венеру, освобождая замкнутые чувства. Упражнения и сама практика появились случайно в ходе меда-сеанса с моей клиенткой, у которой был запрос именно на возвращение чувства любви и чувствования этого мира в принципе. У неё чувства были на замке, замкнуты звуком, невыраженным когда-то очень давно. И мы смогли отомкнуть его просто в какую-то секунду. Лавина чувств пробрала всё тело, прошла в слезах. Вернула эмоции: любовь, связь тела, духа и души. Также мы открыли, что планета чувств, Венера, на самом деле отвечает за зрение — видение с детства истинно того, что тебя окружает. И истинно окружает каждого человека тонкий план. Венера ломается, когда ребенок верит, что То, что он видит - нереально. Закрывается от этого, уничтожая свою силу, а вместе с ней и любовь. Чувства зависят от видения. Способность любить и чувствовать, отдавать и принимать чувства без боли, а в счастье, с любовью, зависит именно от этого момента. Теперь я очень думаю, что нужен тренинг по истинной Венере на возвращение чувствительности и чувств. Да, пока даже не представляю, как его создавать массовым. Ведь такая мета-работа — это очень индивидуальная история. Механику работы чувств разберу в сторис. Записывайся на «Возрождение Духа», если тебе нужно так же.

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