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Chakra Healing & Magick

My adventure started in 2009 after a series of coincidences led me to take my intuition seriously. That journey has been documented on this blog. Today, I am excited to share my book with you - work with energy healing and intuition yourself! 🌺 

Price: Approx $19 USD / £14.50 

💟 Amazon USA  ~ United Kingdom 

🌎 On Amazon Global

Why read this book?

Chakra healing is its own kind of magick — literally and figuratively. By clearing and strengthening our energy centers, we create space for more love, abundance, emotional balance, and joy to flow into our lives.

This book is not a passive spiritual read. It is a practice-based guide designed to be worked through slowly, with hands-on exercises, reflection prompts, and intuitive techniques woven throughout. The work invites deep self-discovery, emotional awareness, and energetic alignment — especially for intuitive, empathic, and sensitive readers.

Drawing from years of lived experience and observation, the book explores themes including energy healing, the seven main chakras, angels, psychic abilities, emotional awareness, and crystal magick, offering creative techniques you can return to again and again.

Best experienced as a companion on your healing journey — whether you’re journaling at home or grounding outdoors in nature.

Available in English on Amazon:

Ahora en español (2022) 🇲🇽

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Regina Chouza is an energy healer, astrologer and author of A Personal Guide to Self-Healing, Cancer & Love and Chakra Healing & Magick. She holds a BA in Philosophy from Tufts University and an MBA from IPADE - focusing on ethics, finance and leadership. Regina’s passion is bringing self-love, joy and empowerment to healing pursuits. Read her books to awaken your intuition and channel energy healing. Available on Amazon.


 
 

 

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