Are you buffeted around by difficult emotions like waves on the sea? Do you feel at the mercy of fear, sadness, frustration and other painful feelings?
Would you rather feel calm, powerful and in charge of your life, like the Captain of your own ship, so that you can better contribute to the global awakening?
The words you use affect how you feel and how you experience your life. Do you want to learn some specific words that can transport you from being merged with your painful feelings to being in your powerful Larger Self?
If you said YES to any of these questions, this simple easy-to-use downloadable Online Training (one 30-minute Audio and one 10-page Workbook) will give you one powerful phrase that can transport you from pain to PRESENCE immediately.
3 Tools for Transforming Difficult Emotions
Testimonials
See what people are saying about Lucinda Hayden's 3 Tools for Transforming Difficult Emotions e-workbook and audio:
“I’ve suffered from crippling anxiety since I was 10 years old and have used overeating sugary, high carb foods to try to numb the pain. I’ve felt stuck and powerless for a long time. "3 Tools for Transforming Difficult Emotions” brought me immediate relief the first time I listened to it. These simple tools are very powerful and make a HUGE difference in how I feel. Every time I listen to the audio and use the tools in my life, I feel peaceful and calm and don’t need to eat to try to manage my difficult emotions. This Online Training gives me hope that I can finally be free.”
Katie Maher
Nurse ~ Wellington, New Zealand
“3 Tools for Transforming Difficult Emotions” is a clear and concise program that is immediately engaging and accessible. It helped me cope with the sadness I was feeling due to the Covid crisis and the loss of things I enjoyed doing. Thanks to using the 3 Tools, I was able to feel greater peace and acceptance of life as we knew it in the time of Covid. This Online Training has helped me so much personally that as a mental health social worker, I’m recommending it to my clients as well.”
Aydan Dunnigan-Vickruck
Social Worker ~ Edmonton, Canada