Detached Love

Released on by Cordelia A. Gaffar
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  • Detached Love Book Detail

  • Author : Cordelia A. Gaffar
  • Release Date : 2020-11-11
  • Publisher : Balboa Press
  • Genre : Health & Fitness
  • Pages : 146
  • ISBN 13 : 1982257873
  • File Size : 97,97 MB
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Detached Love by Cordelia A. Gaffar PDF Summary

Book Description: We will dive deep into the inner and outer geography of our emotions. You’ll discover where they live in the body and how to receive them as well as how you can release and express both negative and positive emotions. You’ll learn about the heart cycles, disease and how we can heal our own bodies using our emotions as a power source. You’ll also learn how to restructure our mindset to pay attention to alert of an oncoming trigger, how to refresh your inner and outer world, and who is worthy of being in your close circle of friends and gets the privilege of highly influencing you. Are you ready to release, restructure, refresh and rebirth? Start by transforming your heart to transform your mind and implementing the activities in Detached Love. The Replenish Me Membership is a great companion to restructuring your lifestyle. Cordelia Gaffar works with women who are ready to take action 1:1.

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