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ISBN : 978-93-7462-404-3

Category : Non Fiction

Catalogue : Social

ID : SB22382

Breaking Free From Toxic Relationships

A Tarot Based Guide To Healing, Clarity and Emotional Freedom

Priyanka S Arora

Paperback

399.00

e Book

199.00

Pages : 156

Language : English

PAPERBACK Price : 399.00

About Book

You call it love. So why does it hurt to be yourself? The guilt. The mixed signals. The promises that keep you waiting. The fear of losing someone—even as you lose yourself. Breaking Free from Toxic Relationships by Priyanka S. Arora invites you to face the patterns behind the pain and reclaim your power. Through tarot-based reflection, journaling, and affirmations, discover a path toward clearer choices, stronger boundaries, and love that does not demand your disappearance. The cards are a mirror—not your decision-maker. You can love someone and still choose yourself. You can miss them and still move forward. You do not have to disappear to be loved.


About Author

About the Author When does love become a cage—and how do you find your way out? Priyanka S. Arora, tarot coach, relationship coach, and holistic practitioner, explores the space between attachment and freedom. With a background in Interior Designing and an MBA in Finance, she brings creativity, analytical thinking, and intuitive reflection to her work. Her coaching approach invites people to question limiting beliefs, recognise recurring relationship patterns, and reconnect with their own voice. She places self-awareness, boundaries, and personal choice at the heart of that exploration. In Breaking Free from Toxic Relationships, she invites readers to look beyond promises and face the truths they may have been afraid to name. Coaching-inspired questions encourage deeper reflection, while tarot becomes a mirror—not to decide their future, but to help them see their present. Sometimes, the hardest truth is not that a relationship has changed. It is how much of yourself you have lost trying to keep it.

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