Erscheint: Januar 2027
Buch (Softcover): Ratgeber
Invisible Strings
How Unseen Energies Connect Us to People, Places, and Situations
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Verlag:
Simon & Schuster UK Ltd Unsere-Artikel-Nr.: P34829860
EAN: 9798888504482
Erscheint: Januar 2027
Versand: Kostenlos
CHF 30.50
Beschreibung
A spiritual framework for understanding connection, fate, and personal growth Introduces invisible string theory as a modern metaphysical framework rooted in ancient traditions and contemporary physics Explains how to recognize meaningful connections through signs, synchronicity, and intuition Offers tools and practices to identify and follow the unseen forces that guide personal growth, healing, and relationshipsCOULD YOU ALREADY BE LINKED to the people, places, and experiences in your life that are meant for you. According to invisible string theory, it’s entirely possible as the universe itself is stitched together with unseen energetic threads, all of which can subtly guide us toward our destined path. Drawing on real-life examples of invisible string theory in action, Theresa Cheung shows how consciously participating with this interconnected field can benefit all areas of our life and bring a deep sense of connection, meaning, and purpose to us. We learn how to notice signs and synchronicities surrounding these invisible threads and, most importantly, understand exactly what they are trying to tell us. Metaphysical practices such as dreamwork and creating our soul thread’s map can help us recognize, trust, and cultivate these unseen pathways. As we hone our intuition skills, we can begin to work intentionally with this network of strings, guiding us toward our soul mates, twin flames, kindred spirits, and healing as well as a greater sense of meaning in both this life and beyond. Accessible and inspiring, Invisible Strings offers practical tools for shaping a more connected and deeply fulfilling destiny.
Spezifikationen
Sprache
- Englisch
Autor
- Theresa Cheung
Erscheinungsjahr
- 2027
Format
- Buch (Softcover)
Anzahl Seiten
- 208