The Healing Power of Synchronicity: Christine Clawley, EP 256

Filmmaker Christine Clawley entered into the reality hiding in plain sight through a life threatening disease. Like many healers, she emerged empowered with greater resources for helping others. She widened her ability through an uncanny connection with a woman she had never physically met who knew Christine’s hidden life story.

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Christine Clawley is a therapist and film maker living in Tucson Arizona. With a Master’s of Arts in Depth Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute. After overcoming the life-threatening Necrotizing Fasciitis in 2008, she embarked on her own journey of healing and self-understanding through exploring various modalities and techniques and wishes to share what she has learned with others and assist in their healing.

Prior to contracting this illness, she received many dreams and messages that something was out of balance within her life and body and eventually foreshadowed her illness. She spent about a month suspended in a medically-induced coma during which time she had many dreams that mirrored what was happening to her on a physical, emotional, and spiritual level.  
www.lucidawakening.com
www.circlinghawkproductions.com

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