Author: hypnotistrn

I want you to know I feel like I can breathe in my own skin. I don’t know half the things you said or have knowledge about chakras, spiritual beings, etc. All I know is I feel better and I am so very grateful. I think you are AMAZINGLY TALENTED AT YOUR CRAFT. I wonder if you give yourself that credit and I am so hopeful you do. You are such a gift being here on this earth and I am so so so thankful our paths have crossed. You are a diamond baby girl, a pure DIAMOND!♡◇♡

SW, California, USA

Well it’s been 3 weeks and I am still vape free! Thanks Lindsay for helping me achieve this goal! And after just one hypnosis session with you! I didn’t realise how harmful vaping was when I replaced a ‘social smoking’ habit of 20 years with a vape. So happy to be both smoke and vape free, thank you Lindsay!

HR, Queensland, Australia

It is fantastic working with Lindsay in hypnosis. She is a bright soul and an intuitive practitioner. She hypnotized me for career confidence in order to clear out some blocks that I had. Now, after one session, my confidence is through the roof, I have a sure direction in regards to the next steps that I need to take, and have been taking bold action for the first time in years! I can’t wait to work with Lindsay on my next goal! Lindsay, thank you so much!

AB, Washington, USA

I experienced a huge shift after Lindsay hypnotized me! I was completely drained before she started hypnotizing me and after the session and the next day I had so much energy than I have ever had before! So much clarity after too! I would highly recommend Lindsey for any hypnosis session that you want to accomplish! Kudos to you Lindsay! Life changing!

MR, Colorado, USA

I just completed my hypnosis session with Lindsay. I am floating on cloud 9, I am feeling so relaxed, energized and refreshed. I feel this sense of joy and excitement for life just like I felt when I was a child. Thank you Lindsay for such an amazing session, I am so looking forward to our next session together you truly have a gift. With Love Jack, Australia

JC, Gold Coast, Australia

Biggest breakthrough to date. Lindsay Clegg you are nothing short of a bad ass! I want to say THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart. What you did for my SOUL last night was awakening. I was stuffed, bottled, closed and I didn’t even know it. Your assessment of my needs was on point, and your process was not only awakening but also inspirational. You helped me remove concrete blocks the size of cars, and you helped me merge into the version of myself that I see in my mind. I feel open and raw. I feel like anything is possible when yesterday I was doubting so many things. You told me that you saw me holding onto a rope and I was climbing and climbing but not getting anywhere, you saw that.. That is exactly how I felt inside.. like no matter what I did, I never got anywhere. You saw spirit guides that were there to protect me that no longer served me because they weren’t allowing me to see the blocks I needed to remove in order to heal and move forward toward my path. I spoke with Marge Rhodes this morning and one of the first things she said to me was,” You’re holding onto a rope so tightly, you need to release it in order to receive the things you want.” I was so blown away, I immediately broke down into tears. I mean a BIG FAT UGLY CRY! with no provocation. But when I was done crying, I felt such a huge release. my heart is open, I have so much energy and I cant stop laughing today. I feel like I should feel. Like I’ve always wanted to feel.. So I thank you Lindsay Clegg…. I am so grateful for your time and effort. I also thank ME.. I did a shit ton of work in the last 24 hours, and I’m taking a moment to celebrate this WIN!

KK, Washington, USA

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