Sonia C. has spent more than 50 years helping people reconnect with their spirit and trust their vibes to live more joyfully. Today, she and Sonia T. are checking in with their intuition, their guides, and the energy that they need to regulate their lives on the daily.
This week's theme is: An intuitive life is all about you, not the people around you.
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Highlights:
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Sonia C. and Sonia T. are gearing up for a fun week together! [:45]
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When you have a relationship with your guides, you can constantly ask for things from them. [2:13]
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4 foundation decisions you have to make to live an intuitive life. [4:14]
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Trust that things will work out. [7:01]
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Sonia C. knows how to trust her vibes in the airport and on Instagram. [9:35]
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Sonia T. was given a second chance to follow her intuition. [12:10]
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Sonia C.'s guides protected her in a castle in France. [16:17]
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Feeling emotional? Check in with your vibes. [19:52]
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Are you taking care of others instead of yourself? [22:55]
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If you're hiding your true self, you're contributing to the negative vibes. [25:51]
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Compassion and empathy are essential, taking on others' pain is not. [32:25]
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Tool of the Week: Mind your own business and check in with your body and spirit. [33:35]
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Question of the Week: Do I have an obligation to call out my narcissistic, manipulative public figure ex? [39:55]
Living an intuitive life is a decision that you can make today. Your angels are waiting to respond to whatever you ask from them, but you have to choose to include their guidance and vibes in your life. Make the choice today to include them in every decision you make, and see what happens next!
Trust that things will work out. Living an intuitive life doesn't mean that one big answer will come, it might mean that 30 little things will happen over the course of the week. But as you connect the dots, the picture becomes clear - you are living a strong, intuitive life.
Tool of the Week: Mind your own business and check in with your body and spirit. [33:35]
Question of the Week: Do I have an obligation to call out my narcissistic, manipulative public figure ex? [39:55]
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