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Elianne El-Amyouni

Spiritualist

Elianne El-Amyouni is a spiritualist, writer, reader, speaker, content creator, and doctor of philosophy based in Canada. She has expertise in tarot, historical literature, object symbolism, spirituality, alchemy, philosophy, and jungian analysis. She has a following of over 1.5 million subscribers across platforms, and shares independent content in both video and text form. Her work is informed by her personal experiences as the child of immigrants in Canada, the lessons she has been taught by spiritual mentors along the way, and her formal education. Her MA study, completed at the University of Balamand, Lebanon, involved tracing variations of symbolic tradition in Jungian dream analysis, alchemical literature, and occult poetry. Her PhD, completed at the University of Waterloo, ON, Canada, explores narratives of resistance and political identity expression in Palestinian hip-hop. She is also a columnist for the Arabic newspaper Al-Akhbar and the literary magazine Rehla. Her work has been published in a num

Education

  • BA in English Literature and Philosophy
  • Master's in Occult and Alchemical Symbolism
  • PhD in Palestinian Political Identity and Youth Cultures

Professional Achievements

  • Offers mentorships and one on one coaching sessions, tarot readings, dream interpretation sessions, and psycho-spiritual consultations
  • Created a variety of educational resources, including journals and personal workbooks to guide students on their alchemical journeys
  • Offers courses on spiritual teachings, including Alchemy 101, Alchemy 101: Practical Applications, and Tarology, her self-paced course on learning tarot

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How can I cleanse myself of bad luck??
Here's what you do: convince yourself that it's a good luck streak! Find any way possible to say “I'm so lucky this happened”, even if you have to lie to yourself a little bit. And before you completely have to lie to yourself, try to find any positives that can come out the experience. For example, if you're feeling like, “I'm so unlucky, I dropped my Pepsi. Just before I reached my mouth, I spilled it all over myself". But then, try to think about it this way: "I'm so grateful that that happened because honestly, Pepsi is so bad for me and I shouldn't be drinking it. My body doesn't need it. My body clearly doesn't want it. I'm so grateful I dropped it”. Try tricking your mind, because the more you tell yourself you have bad luck, the more bad luck is going to come to you. Instead, take steps to develop your reality...just tell yourself, “These things that are happening to me are just my life”.
I want to learn how to astral project
First off, you want to be able to have the ability to lucid dream. If you can lucid dream, then you can astral project. There are some different techniques for approaching it; some people try to do it from a waking state, where they lie down and literally try to separate the consciousness from the body. Personally, I've never experienced that. In my experience, I've found that lucid dreaming and training myself to wake up from the unconscious state to the conscious state was a lot gentler and a more natural transition. Waking up in your dream and then not immediately waking yourself up takes getting used to, but once you get the hang of feeling like “Okay, I'm awake in the dream. That's okay. Now, I can just roam around and hopefully not wake myself up”, then it’s cool, and it's just a fun thing to do!

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