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Manifesting with Synchronicity course starts January 31

This will be the fourth year I've taught this wonderful course and I'm super excited to share it again with my fellow Steamboaters. A few seats remain, take a look at what this course offers!

www.innerselflightworks.com/synchronicity

Based on James Redfield's Celestine Prophesy's first 9 insights, this course is an in-depth look at:

  • What Jung's definition of synchronicity means and how to use it for creating the life we want to live
  • Where we've come from in the last 100 years and where we may go from here
  • How the Earth's energy moves around us and what it means to connect to us
  • The four human psychological dramas and how to navigate them with peace and groundedness
  • Why we've chosen the parents we were born to and how to learn from their lessons and forgive the past
  • How the many religions of the world are connecte
    d and tapping into that One energy
  • We learn the quantum tools for manifesting: mantras and affirmations, meditation, intention
  • And so much more!

This course has become a foundation of the way I live my life, and I feel blessed to facilitate it.

Email me at andy@innerselflightworks.com to sign up before it's too late. We only run it once a year!

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