@Christopher Mccombs For a new shamanic practitioner (whom is interested in performing soul retrieval for oneself) on a budget, which 1-3 tools would you recommend as necessary first purchases? Let’s assume they are using drumming tracks online and do not need a drum right now. I know that the only *necessary* tool is the practitioner, but tools are helpful, of course (and fun). I was thinking of starting with a wand and rattle. I already acquired necklaces of grounding and protection stones. I also already have a plethora of crystals, palo santo and copal incense, a smudge fan, etc. Thank you. 😁

The course, Soul Retrieval Practitioner course is completed and live. I have a few more uploads to do, but that will be in less than an hour from now.

This is the newest course. It's only halfway finished, but I plan on completing it on Sunday

I know there is a lot in this classroom, but my intention is to share my knowledge with you. Most courses are included in your membership, and I want you to know a few things... First, take your time in looking through the courses, finding the ones that resonate with you. Secondly, unless you are taking the shamanic course, you can skip around in them. The shamanic courses are designed to go through them as they are listed. The Shadow Reiki course is the same as the shamanic course, follow the same order. Thirdly, ask questions, either publicly, or message me directly. Many of the courses I have not included everything. The reason for this is not wanting to spend more time on the initial courses, but I will gladly add details as needed. So again, let me know if you feel something is missing.

When I sit at my loom, I’m reminded that a single thread, on its own, is fragile. It can break easily. It has limits. But weaving changes everything. It takes individual strands and locks them together, creating something incredibly strong. ​The future is exactly the same. We like to think of progress as the work of isolated geniuses, but the reality is much more beautiful. The future is a collaborative tapestry. Your ideas, my perspective, their skills—they are the threads." ​When we collaborate, we aren’t just working side-by-side; we are weaving our futures together. We create a fabric that can support communities, spark innovation, and weather any storm. True progress requires every single one of us to bring our unique strand to the loom. We are the designers of tomorrow. And the loom is open. So, what will we weave together?