Julian Hobson
Julian Hobson iCHt BHSC s equally comfortable and qualified in mainstream medicine as he is in metaphysics. Born in Sheffield, UK into a challenging life, he inherited and developed the abilities of healing through the grace of his grandmother. Julian’s academic education includes medical physics and cardiological science earned whilst spending a full career in the Royal Army Medical Corps of the British Army. He lives in the Kootenays of British Columbia, sharing his time between his profession as a cardiac sonographer, his practice of hypnotherapy, and nature.
Books (1)
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Embrace Your Divine Flow is filled with inspiring “evolvement” stories and art that beautifully convey how love, light, and adventure can spark awareness and peace in your life. The thought-provoking exercises guide you on a path toward uncovering your own truth, as revealed through the impactful offerings of the artist and authors.
Created by a collective of spiritual practitioners, the substantive investigation asked of contributors was: “What is your connection to the divine — whether it be God, the source, the light, the power of the universe, or Newet’sine, the Creator? How does this connection to the divine flow a path of least resistance along your river of life and beyond, and how might you share this?” Authors’ themes include sacred places, sound and sensuality, protection, infinity, authenticity, spirits, and gratitude.
Reviews
“An inspiring book. This diverse collective of spiritual practitioners, from Indigenous Knowledge Keepers to movement therapists, artists, soul session teachers, and musician healers make a unique contribution to the literature and explorations of peace, love, and healing.”- Mark Anthony, JD Psychic Explorer, author of The Afterlife Frequency, Evidence of Eternity and Never Letting Go
Educator Information
Contains some Indigenous content/contributions.
Additional Information
256 pages | 6.00" x 9.00" | 18 Colour Illustrations | Paperback
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