Healing your inner child is also about your present and future! This is why we do the healing work… not to dwell on the past, but to heal our relationship to the past so that we can live a life feeling more happy, free, confident, embodied, and confident in who we are.

As a child, many of us were told our emotions were too much – to quiet down, be a good girl, or even that we were to be “seen and not heard.” But you are on the Earth to heal yourself and your lineage.

You are not here to conform to the thoughts of others... not your friends’, not your coworkers’, not even your family’s – if you are to heal, you must start with the voice within. What is it that you are here to share, to express, to know, in this life? This is your sign that it is time to listen – to your own heart.

Our primary relationship is with ourselves & God. Everything else stems from there. I believe that in order for us to be safe, responsible, clear, discerning, and anchored in love and healing, we must turn to God before we call upon guides of any kind — including our well ancestors.

Over the centuries, the word witch has undergone a massive transformation in meaning and cultural significance. While first created and weaponized in the 15th century as an accusatory term used to kill thousands, if not millions, of women, the word is taking on new meaning in our modern times. Women everywhere are reclaiming the word witch as a symbol of their sovereignty to their truth and wild feminine power.

The whole story of witchcraft and the witch hunts is interwoven with the fear of female sensuality. When you add the fear of women’s power to religious obsession, poverty, epidemics, fear, social crises and lack of education – that’s what made the witch hunts possible. Feminine expression and embodiment has the power to create life and to destroy the systems that threaten freedom. Women are ready to shed past hurts and return to the Earth, to their natural magic, and to their feminine power.

The unhealed parts of you aren’t wrong. They are ancestral patterns you adopted as a child in order to cope. Often, what you feel is unhealed within you began as a survival mechanism when you were a child.

When you finally let your inner child be heard, seen, and HELD in true unconditional love by your inner adult self for the first time, something BIG shifts.

When you receive the gems of wisdom, even in the most difficult experiences, you can fully love yourself and rise into an authentic, embodied knowing of who you are.

There’s a reason you could see what your family couldn’t: You have come here to heal your lineage. Those patterns that your family cannot face… you can.

You must know these 3 essential truths. Only then can you begin to unwind the pattern from your mind, heart, and nervous system.

Your ancestors have been using sacred smoke medicine for millennia. From ceremony to celebration, the magic and fragrance of special plants have played an important role in it all, and there has never been a better time to learn the sacred smoke medicines of your ancestors.

Did you know that Santa Claus and the traditions of Christmas have shamanic roots? In this blog, learn about the connection between flying reindeer, santa’s colors, and traditions such as bringing in an evergreen tree.

Not all ancestral trauma is from generations ago. Some of it was inherited through your experience while you were in the wombs of your mother and grandmother.

In order to make empowered decisions, it’s important to intentionally choose to make a decision from your soul, not your mind. Here’s how.

Do you feel there are patterns or energetics of racism within your bloodlines? Choose to take this powerful step towards clearing it.

Ancestral healing can help release negative beliefs, programs, and patterns inherited from our parents, ancestors, and religious upbringing.

Every cell in your body remembers both the wisdom and the trauma of your ancestors — even if your conscious mind doesn’t. Ancestral healing is the process of clearing this trauma held within your ancestral lineages.

We pass down intergenerational emotional, mental, and spiritual trauma from parent to child… until we choose to say, “It ends here.”