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Can Places Hold Energy? How Hypnosis Can Shift Vibrations!
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✨ Have you ever walked into a place and felt something—an unexplained heaviness or a strange sense of peace? Could emotions and thoughts leave behind energetic imprints in our environment? 🌎💫
In this fascinating episode of Talk Time, Meredith McCarthy and Teresa Saunders dive into the science and spirituality behind energy imprints, vibrational frequencies, and how hypnosis can shift your internal and external energetic experience.
🔹 Topics we explore in this episode: ✔️ Can places hold onto past emotions?
✔️ How our thoughts influence our environment.
✔️ The work of Dr. Masaru Emoto and his famous water crystal experiments.
✔️ How hypnosis and reframing can help reset energy and clear emotional imprints.
✔️ Why some places feel "light" while others feel "heavy."
✔️ Practical ways to protect your own energy.
🌀 Try this! Before you enter a new space today, take a deep breath and set an intention for lightness. Notice any shifts in how you feel! Let us know in the comments—have you ever experienced an unexplained energetic reaction to a place?
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