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Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Living with Alcoholism & Addiction The Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Living with Alcoholism & Addiction The Elephant in the Room by Meilena Hauslendale Living with Alcoholism & Addiction: The Elephant in the Room by Meilena Hauslendale. A non-denominational guide to developing spirituality, improve your life and gain emotional independence through intuition. Learn how to separate and create your own spiritual identity and break through the mold. Reclaim your spiritual power and improve your life. Create spiritual autonomy by following your internal compass and harnessing your intuition. Learn what is your voice and what is the remnants of foundational upbringing. Identify energy vultures and people, places, and situations that no longer serve your higher self. Work with your chakras, your energy centers, to efficiently recognize physical signs of spiritual stress. Recognize spiritual signs and divine interventions that are lighting the path towards your purpose. 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