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Joy Parade Teaches Connection with Intuition

Intuition coach, author and yoga teacher Nishi Singhal offers a service called Joy Parade that “helps you wake up from the autopilot mind—its stories, beliefs, and patterns—and connect to your intuition. There are two packages, and all coaching is online via Skype.

        Learn How to Listen to Your Intuition (four weeks): “Learn what your mind is designed to do and what your intuition is." By the end of this package, you will have learned how to become aware of your mind versus your intuition and of your stories and patterns,” says Singhal.

        Learn How to Live in Flow (eight weeks): She notes, “You will get really good at using your intuition, especially in moments where you tend to listen to your fearful mind. You will walk away with ninja-level skills.”

        Joy Parade also offers a children’s book titled A Friendship Story: Heart & Mind to introduce the lesson of presence so that anyone can live a more balanced and joyful life. The book is for independent readers 4 to 8 years old and also for children with special needs.

 

To schedule a free consultation call, visit JoyParade.co/contact.

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