Why is important to learn how to create resilience in our heart? By Shima Shad Roh
Channel: Infinite Love Coaching & Holistic Health Centre
Date: 2020-09-08

We're living in a time of extremes.
Humanity today is experiencing a great shift, an extreme time of change and transformation. Looking at the pandemic situation, global economic crises, growing number of conflicts, war and radical environmental changes bring a great state of fear, anxiety, and insecurity to our hearts. Science gives us that such sudden changes create a kind of stress that weakens our immune system, accelerates the ageing process, strains our relationships and catapults our survival instincts into high gear.

Our ability to overcome such a pressure and prosper in the new reality that we’ve blended to, is directly associated with the level of adaptability in our lives. And this is the inspiring news!
Our ability to overcome such a pressure and prosper in the new reality that we've blended to, is directly associated with the level of adaptability in our lives. And this is the inspiring news!

“Today’s best science reveals that within each of us is the capacity to embrace big change in a healthy way—to awaken, and maintain, the personal resilience that gives us mastery over the unexpected events of our lives.” Gregg Braden
In this video, Shima Shad Rouh, the author of the book "Infinite Love, Infinite realm of possibilites", Heart -intelligence facilitator and founder of coaching and mindfulness academy infinite love shares with you her personal story and why is important to create resilience in the time of adversity. Learn more  https://www.infinitelove.academy/p/awaken-the-power-within-your-heart



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