Episode description
Episode description
“I'm the practical shaman, I want people to eat up the plate of food from this life.”
Renee Baribeau, the Practical Shaman, is an author, Wind Whistler, inspirational mentor, respected business coach, dynamic spiritual teacher, and keynote speaker. Renee is well known for her no-nonsense, “tell it like it is” approach in her Shamanic Apprenticeship Program. Her Nautilus Gold, Award-winning Hay House book, Winds of Spirit: Ancient Wisdom Tools for Navigating Relationships, Health, and the Divine helps others to achieve successful lifestyle practices by aligning to their sacred Magnetic North. Renee holds an executive marketing leadership position within the behavioral health industry.
Show notes:
* Renee’s first dismemberment experience
* Her early experiences with plant medicine and alcoholism
* Being radically awake and totally present
* The relationship between being radically awake and planning for the future
* Shamanistic practices with people who are terminally ill
* What is Karma?
* Clearing up ancestral hurt
* The Winds of Spirit
* The different kinds of winds
* Exercises that we can use to be better attuned to what the winds might be telling us
* Other ways to call the winds
* What the geographic winds mean in our lives
* How can people prepare when they're coming to the end of a season of life?
* “If you're going to eat a bowl of ice cream, eat it with a lot of love”
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