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Video – From Dark to Light: How I Changed My Energy & Changed My Life

In May of 2015, I was the keynote speaker at an organisation called Soul Sister Circle. It’s an Australian, Gold-Coast based group of women which invite self-help, spiritual and motivational speakers to share their wisdom.

Although there were over 150 women that attended, the vibe was intimate and casual. And I found myself speaking very candidly and openly about the struggles of growing up as a psychic and deeply sensitive person.

(The video footage isn’t the best, but I hope it’s sufficient!)

in White Light + Love,

Belinda

On March 25-27 2017, I will be giving a 3 day in-person Shadow Working workshop, on the Gold Coast Australia. For more information and to book your ticket, please visit here.

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