Spiritual Practices

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Celebrate Earth Day with simple grounding practices that help you feel calm, centered, and more connected to the earth.

Learn how to find awe in the everyday by shifting your mindset and appreciating even the most ordinary tools in your daily life.

AI rendering of the Lower Realm grotto from my first shamanic journeying—a waterfall, a healing pool, and a sacred space of comfort and renewal. I was first introduced to shamanic journeying through the Sweetwater Ashram. We learned about shamans in broad strokes and the long history of their practice. I instantly noticed the similarities across culture, across continents, across centuries. For me, those common threads land as a quiet certainty: this way of seeing and healin

What if everything you believe is part of a collective dream? Explore how your beliefs shape reality. Discover how to question ingrained thinking and awaken to a more conscious, love-centered perspective.

A shaman’s mesa, created with intention, serves as a sacred space where physical representations of the elements and directions come together to anchor our practices, support journeying, and deepen our connection with the unseen. The word “shaman” has its origins in ancient Siberia and is often translated as “seer”. Over time, it has been used to describe the medicine men or women of various tribes. Many indigenous cultures across Asia, Europe, the Americas, and Australia hav

Spending time in nature can be deeply grounding for the spirit. From quiet moments outside to the simple act of hugging a tree, this reflection explores how getting outdoors helps you slow down, reconnect, and feel more present.

Learn about my favorite reasons to attend a psychic fair along with some tips for staying grounded and open.

One major tenet of shamanic practice is living in acceptance of what is. What does this mean? Well, it's accepting that your child doesn't want to go to school; she wants to learn through experiences you provide her. Accepting what is. This is the idea that when the trees lose their leaves every year; they do not mourn the loss, they just allow it. Imagine what a struggle the tree would have if it clung tightly to all those beautiful leaves through the fall, winter, and sp