Show Notes
Paul picked up a smoking habit in response to a relationship break up in which he felt adrift and overwhelmed by grief. Although he did manage to quit smoking, he then turned to other addictive behaviors to continue to avoid emotional pain. However, when Paul stepped on the healing path, he was able to reconnect with himself and has found purpose in helping others do the same work.
About Paul the Healing Wizard: Paul is passionate about helping people know how to free themselves from being stuck in survival mode by healing themselves naturally (no need for external products or people) … so they are empowered to be their authentic multi-dimensional selves. He helps people confidently express their magical uniqueness to the world to manifest their life visions … feeling they are worthy, appreciated & valued with a life of meaning & fulfilment … knowing they are making a major contribution to awaken humanity to divine consciousness. Paul has 30 years of experience helping people heal from 50 countries, working in international healing centres, author of 8 books and has an online school for healing with 12 courses, including training holistic healers. ✨Find Paul at: Paul’s website which includes his online school ACADEMY FOR LIFE MASTERY https://lighthouseforthesoul.thinkific.com
Self healing course : https://lighthouseforthesoul.thinkific.com/courses/listen-to-your-body-talk
Book healing session: https://healerdream.com/book-healing-session
Self-Healing Playgroup: Be Your Own Healer https://www.meetup.com/self-healingplaygroup
Facebook Self healing group https://www.facebook.com/groups/105193736608968
Healer Masterclass REPLAY link https://healerdream.com/replay-healers-masterclass
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-statton-17697ba1/
Email: [email protected]
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