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Monday, December 28, 2009

Look to the Light

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Leyla Hur: Growing up in Hong Kong, and traveling the world extensively in her youth, Leyla’s eyes were opened to life as it is, not as portrayed in the illusion of the society in which she belonged. In her late teens and early twenties, Leyla went through life-altering situations which helped her experience a different side of life. Leyla's goal in life is to reach out and touch as many lives, in a positive and inspirational way, as possible. Leyla's journey through this life, has brought her to a deeply Spiritual place, and she is an avid believer that each individual on earth is connected by a Divine Connection found in the "God DNA" strand. It is from this understanding that Leyla teaches unconditional love and compassion amongst individuals, especially when consulting and "release" of past events techniques. Leyla is an avid cook as well and shares her recipes in her cooking blog Cooking With Leyla.

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