Awakening the Healer

10/07/2026

09/04/2026

Doing one of the things I love doing the most….Spiritual baths :)

08/02/2026

The tongue is a double edge sword.

07/19/2026

Spiritual development is a deep process deserving tremendous amount of respect for the process, the teachers, the person, the container, our wounds, our gifts….

07/19/2026

What if withdrawal isn't about rejection—but respect?
Sometimes, withdrawal is respect.
Respect for another person's autonomy.
Respect for healthy boundaries.
Respect for the truth that transformation cannot be forced.

There are moments when continuing to teach, persuade, or rescue no longer serves growth. In those moments, stepping back may be the most compassionate act—not to punish or abandon, but to honor another's path and preserve the integrity of the relationship.

Sometimes the deepest lesson begins when the teacher becomes silent.

Read more at SoulHealingTribe.com/blog

12/26/2025

Most people can’t visualize energetic surgery. Here’s what it looks like when shamans extract poison darts, remove calcified knots, and clear blockages from your energetic body. This is the work. This is the visual. 🔮

11/11/2025

An invocation and prayer into the secret mysteries of Artemis - the reclaiming of the feminine, lineage and ancestry +++. What did this mean for you?

10/25/2025

The power of sacred plants!

05/17/2025

Archetypal affects of the soul and primal affects - prebirth experience.

04/07/2025

“Now as we become more conscious, we can see yet more clearly the inevitable contradictions of life, the pain and the suffering, the joys and the beauty, the everchanging play of joys and sorrows that make up human experience.

As we follow a genuine path of practice, our sufferings may seem to increase because we no longer hide from them or from ourselves. We do not follow the old habits of fantasy and escape, we are left with actual problems and contradictions of our life.

A genuine spiritual path does not avoid difficulties or mistakes but leads us to the art of making mistakes wakefully, bringing them to the transformative power of our heart. When we set out to love, to awaken, to become free, we are inevitably confronted with our own limitations and fears, our frailties and confusion. To witness this can be difficult and fear, our frailties and confusion. To witness this can be difficult.
Lama Trungpa Rinpoche described spiritual progress from the ego’s point of view as “one insult after another.”

In this way, our life may appear as a series of mistakes. One could call them problems” or “challenges,” but in some ways “mistakes” is actually described spiritual practice at great ease with the difficulties, mistakes, and errors that we actually meet.” Exert from A Path with Heart.