Today we are going to tap for selflessness.
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Today we are going to tap for selflessness.
Thanks for taking part in the 30-Day Tapping Challenge!
Don’t forget to sign-up to receive daily reminders so that you don’t miss a day of tapping.
If you liked today’s video, please share it with a friend.
Today we are going to tap for selflessness.
Thanks for taking part in the 30-Day Tapping Challenge!
Don’t forget to sign-up to receive daily reminders so that you don’t miss a day of tapping.
If you liked today’s video, please share it with a friend.
Today we are going to tap for selflessness.
Thanks for taking part in the 30-Day Tapping Challenge!
Don’t forget to sign-up to receive daily reminders so that you don’t miss a day of tapping.
If you liked today’s video, please share it with a friend.
A common complaint I hear from my students and clients is that sometimes the act of tapping can be uncomfortable or even painful.
This can apply temporarily to a few specific tapping points, for example sinus problems would make it painful to tap around the eyes, or because of injury, illness or a specific sensitivity.
This week in the podcast I share with you six different ways to approach tapping when the more typical version of tapping causes discomfort or pain.
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