Pamela Cummins Journey

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Pamela Cummins knows how much better our lives becomes when you walk (not talk) the path of personal growth and spirituality. Her life is a million times happier than when she first began her adventures in 1989. Pamela’s journey began with lots of healing work on herself that also included exploring and learning dream interpretation. Her dream work prompted her psychic gifts returning to her, which she had shut them down in her childhood.
Pamela experienced the many benefits of self-growth, which prompted the calling to share it with the world. This led to her training and becoming an ordained interfaith spiritualist minister, advanced clinical hypnotherapist, certified energy healer, body/mind counselor, teacher, author, coach, and former

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