Dr Joe Dispenza
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Stories of Transformation - Jacqueline
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October 27, 2019
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6:33Now PlayingFor 15 years, Jacqueline has had issues with her balance, and doctors have been unable to diagnose the problem or help her to regain mobility without the use of crutches. After one "all-in" walking meditation at the Niagara Falls Advanced Week Long Retreat, Jacqueline's balance issues diminished enough that she could walk without crutches.
Recorded September 2019 +
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