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Metatronia Therapy - Metatronia Foundation of Light Healing - Ascension Assistance, Healing, Training. Assisting the Light Evolutionary process of Mankind
10 Alaska Place, LS7 4LT, Leeds, United Kingdom
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Metatronia Therapy has made a tremendous impact on my life and taken my distance healing to new heights.
Working with Tammy is a blessing and much love to her for all that she does to share with us and in a manner of love and purity.
The Metatronia Foundation of Light serves as a divine beacon of light to many globally seeking support for expansion in the area of Ascension and energy work. Tammy Majchrzak, founder of the Metatronia Foundation of Light has dedicated the last decade plus to graciously assisting those seeking guidance in these areas.
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