New book reveals the proven method to breaking down your emotional blocks, removing life-long trauma that's been holding you back, and finally becoming in tune with your own powerful intuition and higher self.
"I absolutely loved this book. Ginger has such a gift for taking something that can feel complicated or even overwhelming and explaining it in a way that feels simple, approachable, and possible for all of us. What I loved most is her message that we each have the ability to consciously participate in our own healing. As we learn to recognize what may be holding us back, release it, and become stronger ourselves, that healing naturally allows us to become a source of strength and healing for others. I love the idea that when we heal ourselves, the ripple effect can reach far beyond us. Ginger is incredibly down-to-earth, genuine, and passionate about what she teaches. You can feel how much she loves helping people discover their own abilities rather than making you feel there is only one “right” way to do it. She gives practical, step-by-step guidance while encouraging each of us to find what resonates with our own personality, beliefs, and way of connecting spiritually. I also love that Ginger doesn’t simply write about these principles and leave you to figure everything out on your own. She genuinely wants to help people implement what she teaches and is available to support you through the process. This book left me feeling uplifted, encouraged, empowered, and excited to learn more. The title really does capture the heart of Ginger’s message. And after reading her book, you actually begin to believe that you can. ❤️"
"After surviving the emotional traumas of betrayal, divorce, and death, major healing became pertinent. Ginger's spiritual gifts have been life-savers in a tumultuous time. I never knew I could feel so whole, so connected to myself, and so at peace in life. Her time and talents have blessed my relationships with others, to God, and most of all, to myself. I'm so grateful for her help, and for the genuine love she has for others and her desire to heal the world as a whole."
"The most beautiful adventure you’ll ever take isn’t across the world, it’s within yourself. This book is an invitation to discover who you truly are, release the beliefs that make you feel small, and awaken the intuition, wisdom, and spiritual gifts that have been part of you all along. Life is a beautiful journey of coming home to yourself, and this book is a guide as to how you can learn about the hidden parts of you stopping you from going where you need to go."
Have you ever walked into a room and suddenly felt ... different?
Or, have your ever met someone and immediately felt comfortable around them, or suddenly felt uneasy, without knowing why?
What if you're more sensitive to the people and energy around you than you realize?
But you don't know what to do with it all.
You feel drained. Overemotional. Depressed. Uneasy. Or even numb.
But you don't know why.
Inside this book, you’ll explore:
✦ How to understand what you're feeling and learn what to do with it.
✦ How emotional experiences can create blocks that affect how you feel and perceive the world
✦ Ways to become more aware of your own energy and emotions
✦ How to tune into others without losing yourself in their emotions
✦ The connection between the subconscious, healing and spiritual awareness
✦ Practical exercises for developing your own spiritual abilities
✦ How empathy and sensitivity can change as you do your own inner work
✦ Ginger’s personal experiences, discoveries and lessons along the way.
The book is organized as a journey—from understanding yourself and your own blocks to learning how to tune into others and explore your spiritual abilities.
You don’t have to be sure. You just have to be curious. Read the book. Try the exercises. Decide for yourself what resonates.
The belief goes like this: some people are simply born with it. Mediums, intuitives, the ones who just know things. You either got the gift or you didn't, and no amount of effort changes the assignment.
It seems reasonable. We say the same thing about Mozart and Da Vinci, about Prince and Robin Williams, as if talent arrived fully formed.
Except Van Gogh started drawing later in life and taught himself. Stephen King collected rejection letters before he became Stephen King. And Ginger was 48 when any of this began opening up for her, starting from what felt like practically nothing.
She calls it a gift out of habit. She believes it is closer to an ability, because of the hours she put into it.
Most spiritual instruction hands you a practice and skips the clearing. Sit still. Empty your mind. Wait.
Meditation is lovely, and Ginger says so plainly. It simply wasn't the whole story for her. Sitting quietly with an empty mind did not teach her to perceive anything. She had to consciously connect with another person's energy field, allow images in, and let her body feel unfamiliar things.
There is another reason the usual route stalls. Think of the hollow chamber of a guitar. It only rings because it is empty. Pack it with tar and trash and the same strings produce a muffled, hollow sound.
You can practice technique all day on a packed instrument. The clearing has to come first.
For years, Ginger was obsessed with the end of the world. She told everyone it didn't bother her. It bothered her. Then Covid arrived and the fear she had been storing had somewhere to grow.
She grew up one of sixteen children. Loved, and still often invisible. Her song as a little girl was "Nobody Likes Me." She raised children while carrying every unhealed thing she had never had words for.
Then during a sound bath, she started shaking and crying. A vision opened: relatives lined up in period clothing, her grandfather in front, bright blue eyes fixed on her. "We will always be with you."
The realization came later and changed the whole direction of her life: the abilities were not being handed to her that day. The density had simply moved, and something underneath it had been there the entire time.
Clearing isn't a mood. It's a subtraction.
You are the guitar. Nobody adds resonance to a guitar. They take out what was stuffed inside it, and the sound that was always possible finally has room to move.
That is what Ginger watched happen over and over on phone calls. Remove the stored gunk and the emotional walls, and people begin to heal. Then, one by one, the receptors come back on. They start noticing what they are picking up. They start receiving.
That's the whole arc of the book, and it's the order Ginger insists on, because trying to read someone else while your own field is packed is like tuning an instrument in a room full of noise.
You will not be asked to believe anything. You will be asked to try things, notice what happens, and keep what is true for you. As Ginger was told in prayer when she wondered where she fit: "Ginger, don't try to fit because you know it won't work for you all the way. Just be yourself and let others do the same."
That permission runs through every page. Start where you are.
Nine stages, in the order Ginger teaches them.
"“They helped me realize from an outside perspective, looking into my subconscious, things in my life that I wasn’t acknowledging, and deeper perspectives on why I feel a certain way or why someone feels a certain way about me.”"
"“That’s so crazy that you say that. I just bought a bunch of omega-3s the other day and they only just arrived. It helps me know I’m on the right path.”"
"“I couldn’t believe you caught that. My elbow had been killing me.”"
A woman Ginger worked with entered her energy field, walked down the stairs of her subconscious, and described things she had no way of knowing. Ginger's parents' relationship. The color of Ginger's father's hair.
She went on to develop her own way of doing the work. That is the whole thesis of the book, standing up on its own two feet.
Deedee, who had been aching to hear from her late husband. He came through with the false teeth, the truck, the dress he couldn’t wait to see her in again. Afterward she began to regain her will to live.
McKinly, who saw the daughter she had lost described to her in detail. That was where her healing began.
Ginger Chamberlain is an intuitive practitioner, educator and author. Before this work began, she earned a college degree and worked as a teacher, where she learned that every person learns differently and that complicated ideas can be broken into simple steps. She uses those same teaching instincts on every page.
She grew up in a family of sixteen children, spent years carrying more than she knew she was carrying, and had her opening at 48 on a sound bed in her sister's care. She works over the phone, because that is what feels natural and safe to her.
Her aim isn't to convince you what to believe. It's to hand you tools, and let you find out what resonates. You can find her at healingwithginger.com, and you are welcome to reach out with questions any time.
Picture yourself six months from now, noticing something in your chest and knowing exactly what it belongs to. Noticing a heaviness in a crowded room and setting it down before you get to the car. Sitting with someone you love and receiving something for them that you couldn't have known.
That woman isn't a different woman. She's you with less on top of you.
If Ginger could learn to do this, so can you.