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In writing this book I discovered the purpose of my life and my business: I’m here to teach people to accept themselves as equally Divine unique souls.

 

This isn’t an ordinary working-on-a-cruise-ship story.  When I took the job as a Social Host on a cruise ship, I had no idea that it would lead to discovering my authentic self and opening me up to a new life path.

“The first three years of my cruise ship life were intense and full of crazy incidents – including sex, drugs, ships breaking down, Mexican tattoos and lots more. During the second three years of my cruise ship life, I decided to bring the soul back.” 

 

I began to teach meditation and self-development classes on board; met some incredible, soulful, spiritual people and learned some wonderful lessons.  And I also deepened my own journey of spiritual development, connected with departed loved ones, tapped into the wisdom of Rhonda Byrne’s ‘The Secret’ and began manifesting a whole new life. 

“I was drowning in triviality of my job until I taught my first Wellness class … I gave myself the gift of fulfillment.”

 

In writing this book I discovered the purpose of my life and my business:  I’m here to teach people to accept themselves as equally Divine unique souls. By accepting myself fully, I’m modelling and supporting self-acceptance for others.

 

Now I run my own business in Victoria (Phillip Island) as a Reiki Master, Bowen Therapist, Public speaker, Psychic Development and Meditation teacher.

Finding my Soul at Sea – eBook

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