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Grief and the Holidays: 5 Ways to Feel More Connected to Your Loved One This Season

It’s no secret that the holidays can be an especially difficult time of year for those of us grieving the loss of a loved one or pet, especially if we were already feeling isolated or lacking the fulfilling partnerships or connections others seem to have. Given the constant barrage of holiday “cheer”, it’s easy to fall down the rabbit hole of thinking that everyone is happy, fulfilled, and not alone. And feeling alone or isolated can really amplify feelings of grief and loss when someone you love has passed on. So, how can you feel more connected to your loved one at this time of year? Here are 5 things you can try this season.

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Kristin Nathan Kristin Nathan

Art Museums as a Place to Practice Claircognizant and Clairsentient Abilities

Claircognizance translates as “clear knowing” and clairsentience as “clear feeling”. Because these particular skills can be subtle and harder to validate, it can be tricky to lean into and trust them. Would you like to learn a fun way to practice increasing and honing your subtle mediumship skills of claircognizance and clairsentience? Learn how you can do this in your local art museum.

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Kristin Nathan Kristin Nathan

Grieving the Loss of a Dog—A Healing Message from the Other Side

A close friend was grieving the loss of his dog as it neared the anniversary date of his passing, so I offered him a reading. His dog had a special healing message to share for all pet owners that may have regrets or wish they had done things differently while their pet was still alive.

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Kristin Nathan Kristin Nathan

Working with Energy & the Subconscious

Here’s the thing…we’ve all heard about the power of positive thinking…but what if you consciously want to change your inner self-talk to be positive BUT your subconscious is still running limiting beliefs such as “I’m worthless”, “I’m unloveable”, or “I’m no good”? Now you have one foot on the gas and one foot on the brake again.

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