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Many Akashik records, readers, and practitioners out there are often unknowingly breaking a few

really important ethical guidelines. So in this episode, I'm going to walk you through four specifically of those ethical guidelines. So in this episode, I'm going to walk you through four specifically of those

ethical guidelines and what we can practice instead to make our work and our readings and sessions

as Akashik Records practitioners, the most transformative, ethical, grounded, and effective

that they can possibly be.

Now, I don't think that anyone out there is on purpose breaking these four or other ethical

guidelines. I think generally people set out to do

good work and to not do any harm to others or to their clients. But there can be unfortunate

situations where perhaps there isn't enough training that someone has gone

through as a practitioner or an Akashik records reader or a spiritual healer just more in general.

So sometimes there's lack of training, sometimes there's a lack of experience and practice or mentorship,

which is so invaluable to go through an experience of being mentored by someone who is

an experienced practitioner themselves. Sometimes it's just that ego gets in the way a little bit

in the spiritual and healing communities. We are not immune from ego, so that can happen. Sometimes,

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