What is a Shaman?
Shaman comes from an ancient word with origins in many languages (Russian, German, Chinese, Sanskrit and more) and refers to a spiritual person or a priest/ess. A shaman is one who sees in the dark and helps others to see in darkness. A shaman sometimes also has healing gifts, and tools, but their primary purpose is to see beyond the veil of illusion and bring back light (and thereby healing) to this world. A shaman is beyond religion. A shaman is practical and works with people of all backgrounds and meets them where they are at and uses the tools that are the most effective and at hand...
How do you know a Christ-centered shamanic woman?
|
The Christ-centered Shamanic Woman is inutive, brave, creative, loves God, and is is beloved of God. She develops her spiritual gifts by walking the Way with Jesus Christ, and other Christ-like gurus and saints until she can see God in all. Some people are born with shaman-level spiritual gifts and some develop them. A Christ-centered shamanic woman uses her gifts in an integrated and practical way to help others to heal, see through illusion, find meaning, and fulfill their purpose. Her medicine bag is vast. It may include, but is not limited to: herbs, ceremony, meditation, heart to heart telepathy, poetry, healing touch, dance, visionquest, or a shamanic healing journey. Each shamanic woman is unique and uses her gifts in divine and creative ways. However, the shamanic journey is a foundational tool and healing container for communing with Jesus Christ, angels. ancestors and guides, and healing the mind, body, and spirit. She knows or begins to know that a Christ is not just one man, but the potential of all.
|
Who I Am
I am Felice, a Christ-centered shamanic woman. I believe that spiritual gifts are not rare, just rarely developed. Further, I believe anyone can have any spiritual gift they desire if they are willing to do the work and accept the responsibilities that come with each gift. I also believe that all things can be done/healed through Christ, which is worth a long discussion. I don't believe Christ is Jesus's last name. It's a title and it's one we can all ascend to if we follow the way he did it. You can read more about me here.
I mentor women privately and in groups in discovering, developing, and integrating their shamanic gifts in a way that is compatible with their life now. To learn more more, request a session, or ask to discuss joining the next group. You can reach out to me here.
I also train professional healers, therapist, coaches, ministers and others in the powerful healing modality I call Shamanic Healing Imagery Facilitation Technique (SHIFT). Anyone with the strong desire can learn to be a shamanic journey facilitator. Learn more about that here.
I mentor women privately and in groups in discovering, developing, and integrating their shamanic gifts in a way that is compatible with their life now. To learn more more, request a session, or ask to discuss joining the next group. You can reach out to me here.
I also train professional healers, therapist, coaches, ministers and others in the powerful healing modality I call Shamanic Healing Imagery Facilitation Technique (SHIFT). Anyone with the strong desire can learn to be a shamanic journey facilitator. Learn more about that here.
What does a Christ-centered
shamanic woman look like?
She is all ages. She is all races. She belongs
to every church and none.
She may or may not own a drum or boho clothing.
She reads from the best books.
She lives in the real world
but dances with the angels.
She can make quinoa while correcting homework
while writing down that inspiration for
how to liberate the captives.
to every church and none.
She may or may not own a drum or boho clothing.
She reads from the best books.
She lives in the real world
but dances with the angels.
She can make quinoa while correcting homework
while writing down that inspiration for
how to liberate the captives.
|
|
|
|
Upcoming Events
Christ-Conscious Shamanic Hypnotherapy Training starts April 7, 2025. There are both online and in-person intensive options. Learn more here.
