Evolving, Not Revolving (Edith Eva Eger, PhD)

Evolving, Not Revolving (Edith Eva Eger, PhD)

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6 Archetypes That Shape Our Relationships (Galit Atlas, PhD)

In her private therapy practice, renowned psychoanalyst Galit Atlas, PhD, has identified six archetypes that shape our intimate relationships as adults. She says that every adult carries one of these archetypes with them, and that usually we carry more than one. She’s named them: ...  Show more

Navigating a New Era (Carissa Schumacher)

“The alchemy pathway brings back synchronicity, unity, harmony to all of these different parts of self,” says psychic medium Carissa Schumacher. Her book—The Alchemy Transmissions: A Pathway to Miracles—is out this week, and it’s a series of transmissions she channeled from Yeshu ...  Show more

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