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News for the Heart: Journey to Wholeness: Powerful Healing

News for the Heart: Journey to Wholeness: Powerful Healing

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 This week on News for the Heart, join host Laurie and co-host Tracy McBurney as we discuss Journey to Wholeness through Powerful Healing. We share a critical and timely exploration into our personal and family financial history. Specifically, Laurie shares her deep concerns about generational financial burden and limitations, and her need to understand her past. Consequently, Tracy offers support, acknowledging the desire to explore these childhood experiences.

Moreover, Tracy dives into the concept of operating life in safe mode or on autopilot. Initially, Art Martin's work revealed how trauma and stress cause the inner conscious mind to disengage, letting artificial consciousness take over. Therefore, if you feel stuck in a financial rut, then this programming may be running your life. Crucially, Tracy now emphasizes the necessity of fully restoring inner conscious presence. So we look at all aspects of life—not just for survival, but also for true personal growth and healing.

In addition, the conversation shifts to the profound impact of life events, such as motherhood, on overall well-being and relationships. Fundamentally, Tracy and Laurie discuss the need to recognize underlying life recipes and patterns that contribute to financial stress. Ultimately, the key to transformation lies in engaging the divine heart—the all-knowing, wise, healing intelligence. Thus, this divine connection allows you to detoxify stress, install new programming, and overcome disengagement. Furthermore, by reconnecting with your whole self—your soul and spirit—you can uninstall autopilot and confidently step into a more abundant life.
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