Mediterranean Cruise 2016

Mediterranean Cruise 2016

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Mediterranean Cruise — 09/03/16 thru 09/15/16

CD 1

1. 2016 Mediterranean Cruise-1 (1:11)

2. Esther welcomes the happy group. (0:47)

3. Abraham’s opening. (15:33)

4. His blending experience. (8:55)

5. Interpreting his feelings. (8:10)

6. What’s active right now? (8:39)

7. When it feels like work. (11:29)

8. Faster moving energy. (3:53)

CD 2

1. 2016 Mediterranean Cruise-2 (1:11)

2. Managing your own happiness. (11:39)

3. Why do her patients die? (17:21)

4. Understanding emotions. (9:13)

5. She feels stuck. (18:41)

CD 3

1. 2016 Mediterranean Cruise-3 (1:11)

2. Jealousy. (13:09)

3. Thoughts and dreams of death. (15:56)

4. Choose good-feeling emotions. (7:24)

5. What’s she doing wrong? (14:14)

CD 4

1. 2016 Mediterranean Cruise-4 (1:11)

2. A family win-win? (6:26)

3. Some happy surprises. (3:22)

4. How to win the jackpot? (9:31)

5. Her success and others’ reactions. (14:44)

6. She doesn’t feel single. (3:42)

CD 5

1. 2016 Mediterranean Cruise-5 (1:11)

2. Can she improve her vision? (7:08)

3. What’s next after divorce? (9:43)

4. Nothing specific for him. (5:41)

5. What others think. (6:44)

6. Focus and momentum. (5:34)

7. More about vision. (3:42)

8. A laptop lifestyle and more. (9:44)

9. Non-physical doesn’t judge. (5:32)

CD 6

1. 2016 Mediterranean Cruise CD-6 (1:11)

2. Bringing Source to her workshops. (8:08)

3. You always have a choice. (13:29)

4. Her relationship with food. (13:19)

5. The value of others. (8:07)

6. A relationship rampage. (5:34)

CD 7

1. 2016 Mediterranean Cruise-7 (1:11)

2. Dealing with negative sister. (18:42)

3. Finding harmony with others. (4:44)

4. He’s asking for connection. (4:17)

5. He has strong focus. (1:38)

6. He’s not a morning person. (7:50)

7. Moral support. (3:58)

8. Sleep and dreams. (3:20)

CD 8

1. 2016 Mediterranean Cruise-8 (1:11)

2. Meditation recommendation. (16:32)

3. Money, freedom and choices. (9:10)

4. A vortex game. (4:58)

5. Meditation procrastination. (6:21)

6. Co-create in isolation? (3:12)

7. Look for love. (9:36)

CD 9

1. 2016 Mediterranean Cruise-9 (1:11)

2. She wants clear communication. (16:07)

3. Fear of abandonment. (10:24)

4. Seeing with inner vision. (9:19)

5. Non-physical entities? (5:57)

6. What is Source? (5:07)

CD 10

1. 2016 Mediterranean Cruise-10 (1:11)

2. Blurring the lines. (11:05)

3. About rendezvousing. (13:41)

4. Hot seat contrast. (5:23)

5. Free will and becoming. (5:19)

CD 11

1. 2016 Mediterranean Cruise-11 (1:11)

2. Abraham scans the room. (1:46)

3. Insomnia and sleep. (5:33)

4. Being more unconditional. (12:09)

5. Next-day regrets. (9:21)

6. Alcohol and memory loss. (3:57)

7. When buttons get pushed. (11:06)

8. Contrast and Step 5. (4:01)

9. Old souls and more. (7:08)

CD 12

1. 2016 Mediterranean Cruise-12 (1:11)

2. Who’s doing the creating? (4:33)

3. About mystical experiences. (12:46)

4. Advice for writer. (11:27)

5. Excellence and mastery. (3:45)

6. Piercing “the veil”. (2:33)

7. Value in past life recall? (3:21)

8. Navigating contrast. (5:54)

9. Her paintings are accumulating. (9:30)

CD 13

1. 2016 Mediterranean Cruise-13 (1:11)

2. Physical age conversation. (10:30)

3. Love without attachments? (11:10)

4. Music, past and present. (2:37)

5. Co-creating with the croaked. (4:06)

6. An appreciative cruise closing. (4:28)

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