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Why People Don't Heal and How They Can

The book delves into the psychological, emotional, and physical factors that can impede the healing process, providing insights and strategies for fostering recovery. more

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Caroline Myss
Caroline Myss

Caroline Myss is an American author and speaker renowned for her work in the fields of spiritual health and spirituality. Her writings delve into personal growth, self-awareness, and universal energy. Born on December 2, 1952, Myss's books and lectures have helped thousands of readers find inner peace and strength. more

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