Claudia María Valentín

Ever-Changing Present

Claudia María Valentín is a yoga teacher, personal trainer, energy healer and entrepreneur who aspires to inspire. Through the Ever-Changing Present podcast, Claudia is offering weekly episodes of conscious talks. Life is that gift that keeps giving and changing. Dive into topics such as finding balance, overcoming adversities, entheogenic exploration, awareness, meditation, story medicine and overall well-being. The only constant thing is this present moment that's continually evolving. Join Claudia as she helps you stay present, through every step, from her heart to yours.

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Claudia María Valentín

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Education

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18. Aug 2023

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Honor Your Divine Masculine 23.06.2020

In this week's episode, we honor the Divine Masculine's shadow and light, to move towards a more balancing state.

Detox Your Body & Soul 15.06.2020

In this week's episodes we will talk about the various forms of detox and why it's essential. 

It's Not All Love & Light 08.06.2020

In this week's episode we shed light to our discomforts, triggers, and current historical situation.

Introduction & Intentions 29.05.2020

Welcome to the Ever-Changing Present! My name is Claudia and in this episode I will be introducing myself and talking about intentions.

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