Healing the Wounds of Love: The Heart Chakra

In this in-person workshop, we will work with the heart chakra, exploring the nature and power of love, as well as the many variations on the relationships that we call love.

This in-person workshop draws into focus your loving relationships; including how they have developed and how patterns have been repeated in your life. Through discussion, guided meditation and practical exercises, you will develop a clearer understanding of how you present yourself in love and how you can love without suffering.

Heart chakra imbalance can show up as:

• Breathing difficulties
• Autoimmunity
• Problems in the breast or chest area
• Difficulties in relationships, such as jealousy, possessiveness or loneliness

Using a traditional Tibetan techniques (tonglen) and profound breathing exercises, you will learn how to release hurt from the heart chakra. These powerful practices will help you free up your heart energy for your positive benefit and the creative good of those around you.

Book now to discover, heal, and empower the heart chakra and experience a powerful leap forward in your journey of self-development and transformation.

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This in-person workshop is part of an ongoing chakra series with Anna Parkinson at The College of Psychic Studies. It can be powerful and meaningful as a standalone workshop, or it can be enjoyed within the context of the whole series. If you wish to enjoy more chakra workshops in the series, there is no need to take them in any order. Stay tuned to the newsletter for announcements on the next workshop in the series.

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Previous participants say:

"I am happy I attended. I have done a lot of work on the chakras and impact on health the last few years but today I found the missing piece of the jigsaw. Anna Parkinson is engaging and very inspiring."

"This was a terrific workshop. Anna Parkinson is extremely knowledgeable in her teachings. I hope to attend her next workshop."

"Anna Parkinson's class was enlightening to say the least! It was comprehensive, beautifully structured and explained, engaging, warm and really enjoyable."

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