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Curious about Arcturian Healing? In this episode of the Breathe Love & Magic podcast, Maria Lodetoft, Arcturian Star-Seed, energetic Healer and Channeling Medium shares about her healing work and awakening.

Maria explained how she does shamanic work in the galactic realms which sounds amazing. She reveals how she came to connect with the Arcturians and create her special Arcturian healing codes.

We discuss how she made the switch from the hospitality industry to healing work and what that was like for her. Maria also talks about what she learned as a child from her grandmother and how she shut down after an experience as a teenager.

Leaving her corporate job behind created the space for her own healing and reawakening. The synchronicities piled up, leading her to the work she does today. Maria is warm, open, and comes from the heart.

With Maria’s unique energy healing method, uses Arcturian healing codes, Reiki, and more. You will enjoy a healing experience that is gentle and effective.

Just listening to her speak about her work inspires you to check it out. Her deep knowledge about a variety of healing methods is impressive. And her ability to tune in to what is happening with the energy, and how to shift it makes the difference.

Maria invites you to schedule a free 15-minute Energy Call on her calendar or book an online Arcturian healing session or reading with me for £50 ($68 US) which is a 33% savings.

Maria is a Arcturian Star-Seed, light worker and channeling medium. She’s said to perform shamanic work in the galactic realms. Her teachings have been featured in Metro UK, Times Magazine, and Cherubs. She also hosts regular events and collaborations with both Harrods and The Mandrake Hotel.

Maria is a qualified yoga teacher, and qualified in a variety of energy work, including sound and Reiki healing. She’s the creator of her signature healing modality: Light Code Healing.

For the last two years Maria has further expanded her mediumship. She now offers guidance in her oracle card and psychic sittings.

Maria, alongside Barbra May, is the founder of Mystic Sisters. Together they run magical events and host a successful spiritual podcast. Their mission is to offer guidance to new mystics via their publications and the “modern mystic club.” This online membership platform explores all topics within spirituality.

Learn more about Maria and Arcturian healing codes at DaughterNorth.com

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In this episode of the Breathe Love & Magic podcast which is so close to Valentine’s Day, I’m going to share a meditation that will help you align your energy with all love and open to romantic love. Plus, I’ll talk about the World Wide Love Bubble that you can leverage to manifest the love you dream of.

In addition, I will share nine tips for how to enjoy Valentine’s Day whether or not you have a partner. Expand your definition of love for this holiday or any day, and above all, find ways to love yourself too. There’s a lot in this episode to help you embrace the day rather than dismiss or worse still, despise it.

Open to the vastness of love that is all around you. My mission is to spread love and that is certainly what the world needs now more than ever. Jump on board and ride the way!

If you’d like more meditations like the one in this episode, check out the Blissful Heart Guided Meditations available on Audible/Amazon.

There are ten 20-minute meditations, plus a bonus daily 10-minute meditation as well. It’s a great series and you can get it free if you open a new audible account, or it’s $9.99. That’s a bargain for all those love meditations!

Lots of love to you!

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In this episode of the Breathe Love & Magic podcast, I’ll be talking up a storm about dating with Dating and Relationship Coach Debbie Rivers from Australia. If you are a single woman looking for love, stop whatever you are doing and listen to Debbie’s vast wisdom and she explains the simple dating mistakes men and women make and how to turn things around to find the lasting love you dream of.

We discussed soulmates vs wound mates and how your dating frequency works like a radio to tune in people who are a match to your energy. We touched on how to shift your perspective so you can get different results and how good your chances are right now to find love, especially as a woman in the USA (according to a new research survey). We laugh, we talk about broken hearts, and we dish out some of the very best dating advice you’ll ever hear.

Get her newest program How to Choose the Best Match for You half price for Valentine’s season here

About Debbie Rivers

Always learning the latest advances in how the brain works, especially when it comes to love, Debbie shares cutting edge tools with her clients. Her unique approach applies behavioral science, neuroscience, and attraction strategies to give you the everything you need. She’s a Certified Practitioner in Coaching in Gottman Method Couples Therapy, a Master Neuro-Linguistic Programming Coach, a Certified Master mBIT Coach (Europe) and a Certified Matchmaker with the Matchmakers Institute in New York. Visit her at https://DebbieRivers.com/au

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In this episode of the Breathe Love & Magic podcast, I speak with Kelle Sparta, the Spirit Doctor. Not your every day mystic, Kelle completed an unplanned, year-long walk-about (in her car), traveling around the USA without a home.

She gave away most of her belongings and stayed with old and new friends, as well as other places. You’ll find out why this happened which was actually a bit of a surprise to Kelle and she was told it would take 10 years before she really understood the full meaning of her experience.

We talked about some “old school” spiritual teachers like Ram Das, Ramtha, and even EST – now the Landmark Forum, and we had a few good belly laughs reminiscing! Kelle also shares about her powerful work as a transformation shaman and the stages of healing.

Want to hear more from female shamans? Check out this episode.

Kelle Sparta, who calls herself the Spirit Doctor, is a transformational shaman working with high performance people to unlock hidden aspects of their potential. She teaches motivated people to master their energy to create next-level results. Kelle is also the host of the podcast Spirit Sherpa.

She is also a daring adventurer and cosmic Yes girl, a Shaman, healer, psychic, channel, medium and empath. In addition, Kelle is a hard-core spiritual seeker.

Download her free guide on self protection with Boundaries for Empaths at https://KelleSparta.com or contact her at [email protected]

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In this week’s episode of the Breathe Love & Magic podcast, I chat with Jen Frey, who is a Healer, Mentor, Earth Advocate, and Voice of the Plants. We talked about why you might want to learn about talking with plants and how to do it. Then she shared some of the amazing lessons she’s learned from dandelions, red clover, rosemary, and maple trees.

Jen explains that plants want our attention and to be recognized, just like humans want. I can vouch for this from my own experience. Discover how to build a relationship with a plant that will continue to provide learning and new understanding over time. The world of plant communication awaits you!

Get a copy of her Free guide book on energy hygiene here: https://www.brigidsway.com/blog/free-guidebook-energy-hygiene

Jen Frey’s Bio

Jen is a Healer, Mentor, Earth Advocate and Voice of the Plants. She is the Founder of Brigid’s Way and is leading the Plant-a-tary Evolution. As a co-steward of Heart Springs Sanctuary, she shares a living example of how to create a more sustainable future by engaging in co-creative partnership with Nature. 

With over 20 years of experience with plant essences, energy work, and herbal practices her private consultations and plant based protocols are known for helping clients through emotional life transitions, physical health crises, and chronic conditions. Jen has dedicated her life to the spiritual path of plant work.

Her apprenticeship certification programs, ceremonies, retreats and workshop offerings are designed for people wanting to open their hearts, fall in love with plants and deepen their relationship to the planet. To learn more, visit https://BrigidsWay.com

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In this episode of the Breathe Love & Magic podcast, I’m speaking with Robin Friedman, Energy Healer and Coach about Dr. Bradley Nelson’s Emotion Code and specifically the Heart Wall healing process. Personally, I have found this method to be incredibly effective and have learned so much doing this meditation.

The Heart Wall is your protective mechanism to keep your heart safe, but at the same time, it can prevent you from achieving goals of all sorts, including finding the love you dream of.

I have applied this process to working through blocks for business and other areas of my life too. And Robin shared how it can also work with pets which was a total surprise. The meditation is amazing and simple – I love that combination!

You can hear a sample of the Heart Wall meditation when you visit Robin’s website https://RobinFriedmanEnergy.com/contact

About Robin Friedman

Robin Friedman is fascinated by energy, the subconscious, the power of our thoughts, the hidden flow of energy in and through our bodies, and how it affects our lives. What’s on the INSIDE influences what we manifest on the OUTSIDE. As a coach using many modalities she can help if you feel overwhelmed, scared, or stuck, to get free, to get your energy flowing, and to connect to your inspired life purpose.

Robin has studied a number of healing modalities and is a Certified EFT Master Practitioner, AMT; Weight Loss Coach through EFT Universe. She is also certified in Emotion Code, Body Code, Reconnective Healing, Third Degree Reiki, Matrix Reimprinting, Hypnotherapy, Life Coaching, Spiritual Coaching and Group Coaching. Plus, she has studied SimplyHealed and completed the Foundations Training in Eden Energy Medicine.

Living in beautiful Portland Oregon, she works with clients around the world, by Zoom or Skype.

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In this episode of the Breathe Love & Magic podcast, I speak with Jan Stringer, Psychic, Clairvoyant, and Atlantean Healer about Sacred Synchronicities, guidance from spirit, and the events in her life that brought her to this path.

Jan shared her real life stories that changed the course of her career and have opened her to the spiritual path she follows now. Some great insights from the more practical aspects of life.

Align with heaven and earth with Qi Gong – learn more in this episode.

Jan Stringer, Founder Perfect Customers, Inc. and Author, Attracting Perfect Customers: The Power of Strategic Synchronicity and BEE-ing Attraction: What Love Has to Do With Business and Marketing and Co-Author, Soulful Leadership.

After 20 years of business coaching, consulting, and training, Jan’s life took an unexpected turn and a new message emerged. Today she is highly sought out as a Psychic, Clairvoyant and Atlantean Healer.

She’s writing her new book is called The Magic of Sacred Synchronicity and her blog is Psychic Dog Mom, soon to be released.

She lives in Santa Fe, NM and shares her love of business through Speaking, Coaching and Training. www.perfectcustomers.com

If you would like to work with Jan, you can reach her at [email protected]

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In this episode of Breathe Love & Magic podcast, learn about New Year’s Eve rituals, the numerology of 2022 which bides well for love, a charm for calling in magic to manifest, and a journey to the stars.

Here it is – the end of another year. I wasn’t sure how I wanted to end the year for the Breathe Love & Magic podcast. But then I thought, how fortuitous. The podcast is published on Friday, which is New Year’s eve. So, I focused on bringing in the new year, setting you up for a fabulous 12 months like never before.

I’m going to cover three things today. The first is the numerology of 2022. The second is a prayer or charm (depending on what you want to call it) I created specifically for the New Year’s Eve rituals. Its purpose is to call in power to assist in manifesting whatever you want.

Last but not least, you’ll go on a magical journey to the stars and the edges of the Milky Way, to set yourself up for a magical and truly spectacular 2022!

It’s been my pleasure to create this podcast for you throughout 2021. I learned a lot doing this. Not only about how to put a decent podcast together and how to edit the recording.

I also learned a lot from the experts who came on the show and read many of their books, opening my eyes to new ways of looking at life. Hopefully, you have enjoyed the program as much as I have. Thank you so much for listening and for your positive reviews.

The numerology for the coming year has gotten me really curious. Here’s how the math works out: 2022 = 2+2+2 = 6.

I know about one, four, eight, and nine but six is a mystery. That required a little research and this is what I discovered.

As it turns out, a six year emphasizes love and matters of the heart. It’s all about unconditional love, as well as the ability to heal, nurture, and support others and yourself.

This is a wonderful year for partnerships of all kinds, particularly of an emotional nature. Wahoo! One article I read said, “When love is your motivation, almost anything can be achieved.” Yes, how exciting!

That bodes well for 2022 and your love life if you ask me.

A six year can be a time for reinvention, where you embark on a journey of responsibility, relationships, balance, love, and healing. You may need to learn how to differentiate love from guilt, control, obligation, attraction, fear, and even hate.

It’s also a time to learn to be self-reliant and take full responsibility for yourself, a smart thing to do before a loving relationship shows up.

A six year can also deliver the power of magnetism, so be careful what you ask for or focus on! Be sure to concentrate only on what you DO want, not what you DON’T want or you might just get it.

One thing that stuck out, was the idea of seeking balance. This might be a year of ups and downs, and the more you seek equilibrium, the better off you’ll be. In my mind, that requires excellent self-care and vigilance not to over-extend yourself in any direction. Take care of #1 which is always YOU.

So, have you thought about what you want to create for 2022? Maybe you want to find out if love is in the cards for you this year. I can help with that. A card reading could be just what you need to set your intentions for 2022.

You might want insights from the cards or your spirit guides, angels, and ancestors. Choose from three different types of readings.

New Year’s Eve rituals are for the big picture stuff, so hopefully you have 3-5 things you want to create, attract, or achieve in 2022. This podcast is for the broad strokes of what you hope and wish for, not the minutia.

As I mediated on what to talk about and offer in this episode, the first thing that came was prayer, poem, incantation, chant, or charm. This type of thing has many names, but it doesn’t really matter what you call it.

Recently I discovered that all the little poems and songs I have written over the years are actually charms. Who knew? I sure had no idea but always enjoyed creating them and then most importantly USING them.

I’m really excited about this particular charm because it’s been a while now since I’ve written one. And this is a really good one. You can use this for New Year’s Eve rituals to set yourself up for a wonderful year. Or you can use it anytime you feel the need.

I’ll say it for you now but you can download it in the first paragraph at the top of this post. There are two versions. One to say on your own and another to use with a group. This has been written as a blessing, using the pronoun “you” versus an affirmation which uses the pronoun “I” or Me”.

The reason for this is that your subconscious mind might sometimes reject anything said with the pronoun “I” because it doesn’t believe its possible. However, when you use the word “You” instead, you circumvent that issue completely.

Who needs to argue with their subconscious mind? Not me! So, I’ve come to use the word “You” instead of “me” or I and it is working beautifully. Now I’ll say the prayer or charm for you.

Calling in the ancient power.

Download your copy here

Did you feel any energy moving while listening? Did anything shift or open for you? It may have opened, expanded, or drawn power to you. Use this as you need any time you want to manifest for your highest good and the good of all concerned.

For more than 30 years, I’ve been doing New Year’s Eve rituals and something spiritual to celebrate the end of one year and the start of a new one.

One year I was at a party with my friend Dawn and we had our lists of what we wanted to release and manifest. We ran into the ladies room to set them on fire and let our wishes go up in smoke (and ashes fall into the toilet – haha).

Another time we went outside at the stroke of midnight to do the same. We celebrated many New Year’s Eves together and always took time think about the future and what we wanted to create.

Even though in reality it’s just another day like any other. Still there’s something magical about starting a new year. My birthday is early in January, so it’s always been birthday season. The start of a new year based on my birth, not just the turning of the calendar.

The journey is about to begin, so shut off or mute any alerts or distractions and allow yourself to get comfortable. Then click the podcast recording at the top of the post and enjoy this fun, empowering, and magical meditative journey.

This is one of my favorite New Year’s Eve rituals and my gift to you!

That wraps up the Breathe Love & Magic podcast for 2021. Please share this with someone you love, if that feels right. May you be blessed in 2022 with love, magic, good fortune, and laughter.

Download your copy of the New Year’s Eve Manifesting Charm 

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In this episode of the Breathe Love & Magic podcast we are going to learn how Santa was originally a female shaman, as we explore lore, legends, and ancient rituals traditionally lead by women to celebrate the Winter Solstice 2021.

You’ll hear how only the female deer have antlers during the winter and many other interesting tidbits long hidden away and transformed as a male dominated holiday by the church.

This is a fascinating journey that explains where the red and white colors of the holiday come from, why reindeer are still being used as symbols for the season today, and so much more that I have never before encountered. Such an exciting discovery to share with you today.

Happy Winter Solstice!

This post was originally published by Danielle Prohom Olson on her incredible blog GatherVictoria.com

Long before Santa charioted his flying steeds across our mythical skies, it was the female reindeer who drew the sleigh of the sun goddess at Winter Solstice. It was when we “Christianized” the pagan traditions of winter, that the white-bearded man i.e. “Father Christmas” was born.

Today it is her beloved image that adorns Christmas cards and Yule decorations – not Rudolph. Because unlike the male reindeer who sheds his antlers in winter, it is the doe who retains her antlers. And it is she who leads the herds in winter.

So this season, when we gather by the fire to tell children bedtime stories of Santa and his flying reindeer – why not tell the story of the ancient Deer Mother of old? It was she who once flew through winter’s longest darkest night with the life-giving light of the sun in her horns.

Ever since the early Neolithic, when the earth was much colder and reindeer more widespread, the female reindeer was venerated by northern people. She was the “life-giving mother,” the leader of the herds upon which they depended for survival, and they followed the reindeer migrations for milk, food, clothing and shelter.

And from the British Isles, Scandinavia, Russia, Siberia, across the land bridge of the Bering Strait, she was a revered spiritual figure associated with fertility, motherhood, regeneration and the rebirth of the sun [the theme of winter solstice 2021]. 

Her antlers adorned shrines and altars, were buried in ceremonial graves and were worn as shamanic headdresses. Her image was etched in standing stones, woven into ceremonial cloth and clothing, cast in jewelry, painted on drums, and tattooed onto skin.

The reindeer was often shown leaping or flying through the air with neck outstretched and legs flung out fore and aft. Her antlers were frequently depicted as the tree of life, carrying birds, the sun, moon and stars. And across the northern world, it was the Deer Mother who took flight from the dark of the old year to bring light and life to the new. [That’s what the winter solstice 2021 is all about.]

Sami Reindeer Woman, source Artic Photo

For the Sami, the indigenous people of the Nordic countries, Beaivi is the name for the Sun Goddess associated with motherhood, the fertility of plants and the reindeer. At Winter Solstice, warm butter (a symbol of the sun) was smeared on doorposts as a sacrifice to Beaivi so that she could gain strength and fly higher and higher into the sky. Beaivi was often shown accompanied by her daughter in an enclosure of reindeer antlers and together they returned green and fertility to the land.

Many winter goddesses in northern legends were associated with the solstice. They took to the skies led by a bevvy of flying animals. One tells of the return of Saule, the Lithuanian and Latvian goddess of the sun. She flew across the heavens in a sleigh pulled by horned reindeer and threw pebbles of amber (symbolizing the sun) into chimneys.

Mary B. Kelly’s book Goddess Embroideries Of Eastern Europe explores images of the horned deer mother in the sacred textiles of women. The image of the mother goddess Rohanitsa is often shown with antlers and gives birth to deer as well as children. For her feast day in late December (most likely solstice) white iced cookies shaped like deer were given as presents or good luck tokens, and red and white embroidery depicting her image were displayed.

Russian Kozuli are similar cookies baked during winter celebrations, Christmas and New Year. Often called Roe these cookies were originally small three-dimensional figures, most often shaped in the form of reindeer (and birds, fish, bears, flowers, stars and trees – images associated the ancient goddesses of the land).

These magical talismans brought wealth, prosperity, good fortune to the family and were also gifted to relatives, friends, neighbors, even the animals and pets! They were displayed in the home as charms to protect from evil spirits and were used for Christmas divination by girls and young men on Epiphany evenings.

Today Kozuli are often defined as meaning “she-goat” in Russian, but in the northern White Sea region where they originate, the word kozulya means “snake” or “curl.” This is believed to refer to the spiral of life and the curling antlers of the reindeer whose twisted horns had different meanings; friendship, love, health and longevity.

Sometimes the horns carry apples, birds, or depictions of the winged sun.  They were traditionally coloured white and pink, obtained with the juice of lingonberries or cranberries.

This year I finally made my own version of these traditional cookies, a simple shortbread made with dried cranberry powder. (recipe is up on Gather Victoria Patreon). They aren’t nearly so fancy, who has the time – or the skill?

But they were made in the spirit intended and it did take a little work making the cranberry powder!  They came out gloriously red and the icing sugar, of course, is the white.

These colours are thought to descend from Siberian legends, in which the reindeer took flight each winter after ingesting the hallucinogenic Amanita Muscaria mushroom, the archetypal red toadstool with white spots. Shamans would join them on a vision quest, by taking the mushrooms themselves.

Climbing the tree of life in her horns, they would take flight like a bird into the upper realms. Other folktales tell how shamans, dressed in red suits with white spots, would collect the mushrooms and then deliver them through chimneys as gifts on the winter solstice [2021]. Talk about a wild night.

While many historical explorations of the pagan origins of Christmas observe the link between Santa’s garb and the red and white amanita mushroom ingesting shaman, few mention that it was the female shamans who originally wore red and white costumes trimmed with fur, horned headdresses or felt red hats!

The ceremonial clothing worn by medicine women healers of Siberia and Lapland, was green and white with a red peaked hat, curled toed boots, reindeer mittens, fur lining and trim. Sound familiar?

Considering that most of the shamans in this region were originally women, it is likely that their traditional wear is the true source for Santa’s costume.  And it is also very likely that they were the first to take shamanic flight with the reindeer on winter’s darkest night.

And while these women are largely forgotten today, the Deer Mother still lives in our Christmas cards, seasonal decorations and tales of Santa’s flying reindeer. And while we may not recognize her, I believe some deep, old part of ourselves still remembers the original “Mother Christmas” who brought light and new life to the world.

So this winter solstice 2021, take a moment to remember the forgotten winter goddesses of old and their magical reindeer. Look out from your warm cozy home into the cold of the darkening eve. And on the sacred night when the sun is reborn, look for the Deer Mother flying across starry skies, carrying the tree of life in her horns.

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This postscript is in response to the many comments and requests I’ve received for the sources of the above post. Many have never heard of the Deer Mother or her female shaman – which is no surprise.

Today the internet is awash with articles examining the pagan origins of Christmas but what is consistently overlooked is the idea that there may have been a feminine source for yule traditions.

For example, a plethora of “alternative” articles observe the link between Santa’s red and white garb and the Siberian shaman, and consistently refer to this shaman as “him.” Little mention is made that this ceremonial clothing was worn by the earliest shamans in the northern regions who were – and still are – female. 

In fact, the leader of the Mongolian Reindeer People, according to this source,  is a 96-year-old shaman known as Tsuyan.

And when it comes to the deer, well there is much talk of the stag, but little mention of what was once an important spiritual figure to our northern ancestors – the Deer Mother.

Much historical scholarship has assumed that many horned images found in archaic relics, ritual objects and artwork were male. But considering the evidence for a reindeer mother goddess cult dating from the prehistoric, many scholars now suggest that some of these images may be in fact, female reindeer.

That early female shaman wore horned headdresses and antlers is also well documented. In Miranda Green’s book Symbol and Image in Celtic Religious Art she states, “animal symbolism associated with goddesses reaches its apogee with horned female images, usually adorned with antlers.”

Green makes the point that while the antlered god Cernunnos is well known in eastern Gaul (and is revered in many pagan circles today) there were also feminine counterparts found in at many sites such as Clermont-Ferrand  (Puy de Dome) and at Besancon (Doubs).

Esther Jacobson compiled the deer iconography of the early nomads of South Siberia and northern Central Asia. Her book The Deer Goddess Of Ancient Siberia: A Study In The Ecology Of Belief traces the image of the deer from rock carvings, paintings, and monolithic stelae from the Neolithic period down through the early Iron Age.  

And her study demonstrates that this deer goddess “religion” “revolved around female wise woman” and the Deer Mother herself. 

The deer goddess was known across northern Europe. From The Deer-Cult and the Deer-Goddess Cult of the Ancient Caledonians  by J.G. McKay “There are an immense number of traditions, references, notices of customs and various minor matters, which show conclusively that there formerly existed in the Highlands of Scotland two cults, probably pre-Celtic, a deer-cult and a deer-goddess cult. The latter cult was administered by women only…”

The book The Golden Deer of Eurasia published by the Metropolitan Museum of Art is a wonderful visual exploration of the sacred significance of the deer and reindeer in the shamanic traditions – which “was understood as essentially female” and associated with the tree of life, fertility, motherhood  birth and the rebirth of the sun (the theme of the winter solstice!)

According to this lovely article  “Reindeer and the Sun are very common association in Siberian shamanism. Tattoos on buried shaman women also contain deer tattoos, featuring antlers embellished with small birds’ heads, and since the goddess cultures of the female shaman is most associated with deer, serpent and birds, it is right that these deer stones were the sacred ritual grounds of women.

This reindeer-sun-bird imagery can symbolize the female shaman’s soul transformation from human to deer, from earth of the middle world to higher gates of the middle world and even the lower world.”

This fascinating article describes the ancient traditional clothing worn by “Medicine Women Healers” in Siberia and what once known as Lapland. “The red peaked, felted hats and curled-toe boots and warm mittens of reindeer-hide complete, what I believe to be, the feminine origins of perhaps the first of a very long line of Santa Claus replications.

Their long lineage of connection with the induction of spiritual journeys through the drum, their relationship of healing with “Reindeer-Magic” and their ability to create potions and salves which could incite ecstatic visions or “Shamanic Journeys,” give us a deeper look at the Winter Solstice and contemporary Christmas symbol.

These priestesses-of-the-antlered-ones who flew through the night to gather blessings and healing and then distributed these gifts to their tribe members must surely be considered as proto-typical Fore-Mothers of Santa.”

So based on these sources (and I could go on!) it seems quite certain that there once an ancient deer mother goddess associated with the sun at Winter Solstice [2021]. It also seems likely that female shamans took to shamanic flight with the Deer Mother on this sacred night.

Today some of our most cherished Christmas images features antlered “stags.” Why does this image still speak so strongly to us? Could it be that they evoke an ancient memory? Are we remembering the long-forgotten mother of the Winter Solstice 2021? I like to think so.

I want to thank Danielle Prohom Olson, who did the research and wrote this amazing and eye-opening article, tracing back the truth through art and stories.

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In this episode of the Breathe Love & Magic podcast, I speak with Sarah Strong and Mother Nature, whom she channels. As you would expect, Mother Nature’s message is one of love and healing. She talks about the need for balancing masculine and feminine energies at this time and also the importance of allowing ourselves to relax and play in nature.

Trees are very healing as is being by the water. We touched on star seeds, Pleiadeans, and so much more. Quite a breath of fresh air that’s what Mother Nature is!

About Sarah

Sarah is an intuitive life coach who is telepathic, psychic, empathic, a channel, and a medium and has had these gifts since she was a child. Her journey to become a life coach began about 5 years ago when she was guided to go “on a mission” to find something even though she didn’t know what she was looking for. But her Guides were with her and she knew it! In Perth, Western Australia (where she grew up) at the time, Sarah was guided to go to Fremantle where all the “hippy stuff” is, and found a book in one of the shops called, Crystal Masters 333. Just holding the book, she had a spiritual experience – it was very special and she knew it was the beginning of a magical journey.

Intuitive life coaching is a deep calling for Sarah and has come naturally to all areas of her life from relationships to business interactions. She has worked for the past year as an intuitive life coach, and welcomes all those who truly desire change, joy, love, fulfilment, and enlightenment to fill every aspect of their lives, to join her in co-creating a soul journey that will last a lifetime!

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