Shamanism: My Perspective as an Indigenous Woman

Blessings, SiStars and Brothers.

My name is Kalunyahawi Traveler.

I walk as a guide through which Spirit leads the two-legged back to their Soul, where all the answers for this Earth journey already live within your own healing.

Shamanism is a word that has been widely used and often misunderstood. In this gathering, I share shamanism from lived experience, ancestry, and direct relationship with Spirit, not from books or trends. This is my perspective as an Indigenous woman who walks between the worlds and listens.

We will journey together in remembrance.

Remembrance of balance.

Remembrance of responsibility.

Remembrance of how tradition and innovation can walk side by side.

In this workshop, we will share

• A safe and sacred space held with care
• A deeper understanding of the word Shaman and the Underworld
• A guided journey into the Underworld within each of us
• Shadow work practiced with intention and grounding
• A practice of rising with your healing integrated

You may emerge with

• A remembrance of how light and shadow work together
• A deeper sense of interconnectedness
• The feeling of coming home to yourself

I do not heal anyone. I guide you in remembering how to heal yourself. Spirit meets you exactly where you are, no matter your religious or spiritual beliefs, or lack of them.

This gathering is for those who feel the call and are ready to awaken on a new level.

Aquene.

Peace.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Memorial Spiritualist Church, 307 W. 37th Street, Norfolk, United States

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