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Do what makes you happy ❤

Well today I had a great day at the holistic ways festival. A day were lots of different holistic therapists come together to promote their healing Powers. Lots of interesting stalls selling crystals, incense, jewellery and lots of other lovely things. Beautiful people on the stage providing us with great soulful music. I had my very first clairvoyant reading and I must say I was blown away. The things she said were spot on and she gave me such clarity. I also attended a talk on crystals which finished with an amazing meditation. I met some beautiful souls with such uplifting energy. I bought some incense, crystals and some lovely camomile tea. All in all it was a great day that was needed. Alot of people believe in different things and that's ok. Do what's right for you, do what works for you. Don't let anyone else tell you it's silly or a load of rubbish. If you find peace and happiness doing something you enjoy then who are you hurting? No one! Just because you don't believe in something doesn't mean others shouldn't. My message today is believe in what your soul desires and loves. Do what makes you feel good. Look after yourself first. Peace and love xx

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