Kojote & Kroh Shamanism
Reverend Monika Kojote, Druid Healer
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Death, grief, & psychopomp work
(originally posted from my previous blog on 30 January 2014) This is the hardest blog article I’ve ever had to write. My psychiatric client died. In fact, she died on Yule, around 3am (December 20, 2013). She struggled with schizophrenia her whole life, which affected her ability to cope with the ravages of her pancreaticContinue reading “Death, grief, & psychopomp work”
Evaluating healers: ethics, authenticity, & skill level
(originally posted on 12 October 2018, from my previous blog) At least 3 or 4 times a month, I’m asked to evaluate the skill level and effectiveness of other healers, shamans, and alternative practitioners. As our nation begins to accept more magical & spiritual forms of healing, the general public needs a way to evaluate theContinue reading “Evaluating healers: ethics, authenticity, & skill level”
FREE info: Rites of Passage group
Many of us here in the U.S. struggle with the process of becoming a fully realized, healthy, integrated adult. Within spiritual and shamanic cultures, both community celebration & ritual are used to energetically honor the movement of time. Adulthood, creation of a family, adoption of a pet, marriage, divorce, midlife challenges, physical body changes, mentalContinue reading “FREE info: Rites of Passage group”
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