About this ebook
Connecting with the divine source, asking through the heart and raising consciousness lead to a continuous and stable development of the spiritual self. This collection of inspiring prayers has been written to help the reader heal a specific problem through the power of spiritual growth. Through a sense of 'earning' the results of these connections the achievements become lasting improvements to our lives. This practice will lead to the development of a multi-dimensional heart, giving us insight to make decisions in accordance with higher consciousness, resulting in an ability to master every life situation. This leads to our becoming a more passionate, more understanding, and a more tolerant and loving person. This very practical and inspiring book can help to: Remove blockages Support good health Heal the heart Remove stress Remove negative thoughts Live in joy and happiness
About the author
Ama*Ryjlla is an internationally recognised healer, channeler and spiritual teacher. Born in Turkey, of Armenian heritage, she emigrated with her parents to the USA in 1959. A talented musician, Ama*Ryjlla currently resides in Klosterneuburg, Austria, where she maintains a private teaching and healing practice. Her numerous clients come from across Europe, and as the founder of ÔMetahologramme?Õ she conducts workshops in Austria, where she teaches this useful and effective method. For further Information about Ama*RyjllaÕs work, please see her web site: www.amaryjlla.com
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