Shamanism isn't about believing strange things. At its heart, shamanism is about direct spiritual experience. Instead of someone telling you what Spirit wants you to know, shamanic practice gives you a way to seek your own experience. And one of the primary practices used for doing that is called the shamanic journey. ➡️You don't have to change religions. ➡️You don't have to call yourself a shaman. ➡️And you certainly don't have to believe everything somebody tells you about the spirit world. Start with curiosity. Learn the practice. Have the experience. Then decide for yourself what that experience means. That's where shamanism gets interesting. ❓What interests you most about shamanism: healing, spiritual connection, guidance, or simply curiosity? If you're curious but don't know where to begin, that's exactly what the Meet Your Helping Spirit workshop is all about. You'll learn the practice, take your first shamanic journey and have a direct experience. You'll find it all in the classroom: https://www.skool.com/the-shamans-journey/classroom/60f8693a?md=e3b3da856694472a8bc9ea7bf15d3cb7

Which do you trust first: your intuition or your doubts?

Every tool I teach, you practice on yourself first. Not because you're a guinea pig. It's because you are the proof. The grounding you want to offer to others has to hold your own worst day first. The releasing you want to guide someone through has to have moved your own grief first. The boundaries you want to teach have to have survived your own family 𝗳𝗶𝗿𝘀𝘁. This is how the old lineages trained. The healer's first patient was always the healer. Years on yourself before anyone laid on your table. The modern world flips it. Learn a technique Saturday, practice on strangers Monday. And then we wonder why so much healing work out there is so shallow. Here we keep the old order. You are your first client. Your own system is your first classroom. Every wound you move through yourself becomes a room you can guide someone else out of, because you know it from the inside. So when the work on yourself feels slow, reframe it. This is not the delay before your service. This 𝗶𝘀 your service, in its first and most honest form. What have you healed in yourself that you could now guide someone through? Name it. That is your curriculum forming.

Without overthinking it: what do you need more of right now—grounding, clarity, courage, or direction?

A shamanic journey isn't meditation. People sometimes use the words meditation, visualization and shamanic journey interchangeably. I don't. In the practice I teach, a shamanic journey has a specific purpose. You intentionally shift your attention away from ordinary awareness and enter what shamanic traditions describe as nonordinary reality. Drumming helps support that shift. But here's the important part: You're not just sitting there trying to relax. You enter with an intention. You journey. You observe what happens. You interact. You receive information. And then you intentionally return. It's a practice. And like any practice, you can learn how to do it. Before hearing this, what did you think a shamanic journey was? In the workshop, Meet Your Helping Spirit, I'm teaching you the actual process instead of simply talking about it. Let me know how it's going after your complete the workshop