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Every Fruit has a Root-A Father's Blessing

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Today's guest is Papa Ray. He is a personal transformation coach. He has a passion for helping people be better by "Understanding Your Owner’s Manual."

One of the most powerful transformation tools he uses is “A Father's Blessing.” This is where he stands in the place of a father and bless them as a son or daughter. He's have been using this blessing to touch people's hearts and lives of all ages and backgrounds. He's seen families restored and lives radically changed after people received this blessing. After surviving two major depressions, the last time coming within 5 minutes of losing his life, he now teaching people how to change the meaning of what happened in their past so it will not be a part of their future. He has seen people have major life-changing breakthroughs in just a few hours using this method.

Website of Father's blessings: www.fathersblessing.info

Website of Personal Transfusions: www.ILAPnow.com

His book, Blessing to a son: https://www.amzn.to/3vD4FfD

Blessing to a daughter: https://www.amzn.to/3jtxDKd

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Papa.Ray.Hurst

Remember you can follow me on the blog at www.toitime.org and on social media as Toitimeblog.

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