The QHHT Experience with Stefanie Staab, Level 3 QHHT Practitioner

02/09/2026

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02/09/2026

No idea. 🤓

02/09/2026

Asking for a friend. 😉

02/09/2026

Dolores Cannon: Don't buy into the fear

02/08/2026

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02/08/2026

Have you ever felt the ocean of thoughts — unending and overwhelming?

So much mental data pours through us constantly — notifications, responsibilities, decisions, emotions, information.

For those who are intuitive, creative, and empathic, this “ocean of thoughts” can feel especially familiar. When the brain feels like it has to figure everything out, it’s like a thought storm brewing inside your head.

You try to focus, but the thoughts come in waves… then bigger waves… then a tsunami. They barrel in nonstop until it feels like you’re drowning. You surface for a quick breath of clarity, only to be pulled under again.

After a while, it’s exhausting.

But here’s the truth: we weren’t built for constant data analysis or endless multitasking. Too many inputs overload the brain, and an overloaded brain simply can’t focus. Focus requires simplicity.

Clarity isn’t about trying harder — it’s about creating space.

Write the thoughts down.
Close the extra tabs.
Put the phone/devices away.
Reduce the noise.

Meditation calms the waters.
Nature lets the nervous system rest.
Both help the storm settle.

And when the thought storm finally stops, something beautiful happens.

The waves slow.
The water softens.
Your mind grows still.

Clarity isn’t forced.

It’s simply what’s left when the ocean becomes calm.
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02/08/2026

The past can’t be rewritten. Let go of the coulda, shoulda, wouldas and be here now. 🖤

02/08/2026

That’s not too much to ask for. ☕️🐲🛸😁

02/08/2026

Dolores Cannon: After you've cleared enough karma, hypnosis may take you back to Source

02/07/2026

02/07/2026

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02/07/2026

What do you feel stirring energetically right now?

Drop a 🔥 if you’re sensing big change.