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The Cosmic Center Welcomes Ken, a Soul-Braid Walk-In

The Cosmic Center of Spiritual Light is thrilled to welcome Ken, quantum energy healer, multi-dimensional experiencer, light language channeler, master activator, galactic liaison and quantum blueprint technician. As a soul-braid walk-in who originated from the Higher Realms, Ken can access higher dimensional connections across universes and deliver new spiritual technologies to Earth. He also has many spiritual skills that enable him to remove energy blocks in relationships, finances and personal growth.  

Because of these traits, Ken can identify and stop psychic attacks from local sources and beyond to create physical relief in the body and remove trapped energy from childhood traumas or unresolved emotions. With permission from your guides, he can even rewrite your soul contract. He has access to activate up to 63 etheric DNA strands to help you experience DNA resequencing and activate dormant knowledge within you.   

Location: Cosmic Center of Spiritual Light, 5041 Ringwood Meadows, Bldg., G-2, Sarasota. For more information, call 941-371-9333, or visit https://thereturnofthewalkin3.splashthat.com/ and https://www.ccosl.com/ Follow the Cosmic Center on Facebook and Instagram. 

  

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