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Can't stop thinking about someone? Be it an ex, friend, co-worker, or a person of interest/intrigue, or even a situation left unresolved ... You can also schedule this as a phone session instead.
It is common to struggle with moving on from a past relationship (love, family, friendship, business), even when you understand logically that it is time to do so. One of the most common statements I hear from clients is "I know I need to move on, but I can't stop thinking about my ex, or ex-friend, or even an ex-work situation." This can be especially difficult after the first 6 months or years following the end of a long-term relationship. The challenge lies in disconnecting from the energetic or psychic connection that still exists between the two people. Though it is difficult, it is possible to break this connection and move on with the help of certain practices and techniques.
Discover the root connection and cause of your attachment
- Why can't I stop thinking about __name___?
- Is __name__ thinking about me, and what are their thoughts surrounding me and our connection (if any)?
- What is our connection and relationship (if any)?
- How can I go about gaining balance, and come to the center - so I am not as distracted by my thoughts and connection to __name__?
- If this is a work/business colleague or simply a friend or old friend - what is the pull and/or connection?
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At checkout, please provide your question along with the first name of the person. If you're asking about more than one person, order ONE question for each person. If you're going through a complicated divorce or separation, please book the Deep dive session.
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"I did an email reading with Marie and she literally used the exact words that were used in the conversation I was asking about. "Just dropped in to say hi" - She also knew the EXACT action that was taken. Never surprised but always amazed"
"Dear Marie, Wow, this resonated with me deeply but it was exactly what I needed to hear. To the point and honest. Yes, I did end the relationship, due to behaviour and feeling doubtful about our mutual growth together. It is definitely hard to accept, but essential. I am doing well, but still held on to a glimmer of hope, despite knowing it was not the right timing.You are so gifted and again, I am overwhelmed by how deeply accurate everything you have said has been. Thank you so much for this amazing reading and for your time."