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Anchorage Psychic Channels her Voice to Heal People with Sound | INDIE ALASKA

Season 14 Episode 2

If you ask Tamara Zenobia how she titles herself, the list is long. Vocal Alchemist, Healer, Psychic Medium, Missing Person & Paranormal Investigator are all ways she is sharing her gift with the world. During her sessions with people, Tamara hopes to encourage others to find their own unique gift and inner voice to help them along their path to healing.

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