To be able to continue walking forward through what life has to bring us and teach us we need to have our spiritual fire burning so that we have the strength to overcome the obstacles that life naturally brings. Everything that is alive needs the spiritual strength to walk through the fires of life. And that inner strength comes from your own fire burning carrying you through the dangerous flames that are part of our life’s journey.

Our inner fire controls the power of our inner strength. If our inner fire is burning too strong we can get overcooked and feel burned out, restless, and anxious. Too little fire and we fall into inertia and allow ourselves to be conditioned and controlled by society norms placed upon us. 

Sandra leads us on a powerful journey to travel deep within our inner landscape to reharmonize our inner fire.

Join Renee Baribeau and Sandra Ingerman  as we explore the topic of the importance of how our inner fire needs to be strong enough to walk us through challenges but not too strong so that we burn out.

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In former times, before we had so much technology, people learned about life and were given a road map by listening to stories from elders. So many people had the opportunity to be taught from their grandparents about the challenges life brings to us and how to walk through the darkness without getting lost. This was an important part of indigenous life too as stories always helped to teach the community the road map of living a healthy and balanced life.

Today people have technology to tell us what to do and how to think and feel. But what most of us need is a road map to life. We were given an instructional manual when we were born but it is in our DNA. And most people do not know how to go the depths of their soul to access our divinely given road map.

Join Renee Baribeau  and Sandra Ingeramn as they discuss road maps and how to find our inner radar so that we can thrive through the current and upcoming changes that the planet and all of us are going through together.

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Life challenges us to watch as we perceive so many people and nature beings suffering and going through intense challenging experiences. People have lost their homes, their health, their rights for freedom, and the list goes on. We watch beings in nature suffer through challenges that humans have created by not being caretakers of the Earth.

 A typical response to this is to pity those who we perceive as suffering. And when we find out someone we know is challenged by an illness we want to rush in and save them. This behavior is not appropriate or healthy for anyone. For people going through hard times need to be fed with love, light, and seeing them in their spiritual strength. Pity only robs them of their power.

And frankly no one wants to be pitied.

Join Sandra Ingerman and Renee Baribeau as they talk about this powerful topic. For we need to change our response to all that is happening to our Earth community.

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So many of us are doing so much spiritual work right now to find meaning in life, to heal, to grow, and evolve. In indigenous cultures when communities did spiritual work to create positive change they performed ceremonies, danced, and sang and stayed in their body while doing these physical acts.

Today with all the guided journeys, meditation, sound healings, and so on people are having blissful spiritual experiences, but are leaving their bodies as they float off into the transcendent realms without fully returning.

Although many  have been impacted by trauma in this life time our body is still our home. And in the times we are living our body is actually the safest to be.

Join Sandra Ingerman and Renee Baribeau as they talk about this important topic. And Sandra will lead you in a short journey to observe whether you are in are in your body or standing outside of it.

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Life as we know is not going to go back to normal. We are moving into a different time where our personality continues to be sculpted into our true spiritual identity where we can be a greater presence in our communities and in the world.

Many people are trying to run away from life right now. And many are taking the time to do the inner work that helps us to create a new dream in the world. But to dream we need quiet, rest, and the time to reflect.

Renee Baribeau and Sandra Ingerman talk about their own opinions about purging what we are carrying around from our past and creating a simpler way to live that allows us to slow down and bring our life and the life of the planet back into harmony.

Join us as this is a time of reflection and we inspire you in ways to do this.
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In traditional cultures ceremonial work can be devoted to for weeks when serious healing work for a community member or when a whole community needs healing help to restore harmony.

Today it is rare to see modern day shamanic practitioners performing long ceremonial work and staying with the ceremony until the work is truly done for now.

Renee Baribeau just led the I AM Symposium, and she had hundreds of people keeping fires lit and holding the space over weeks of the presenters sharing their wisdom and holding space for us as we moved from the solstice into the New Year.

Renee Baribeau and Sandra Ingerman talk about the gifts and challenges in committing to deep ceremonial work and bringing the practice of ceremonial work back to a place where the work is successful and is truly complete.

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When we look at the cave art of our ancient ancestors and all the amazing petroglyphs that are drawn into rock walls and caves all over the world the art relates a story of the life led by our ancient ancestors. Art is a way to record our life experiences.

Sandra Ingerman and Renee Baribeau talk about the power of dance, song, and art through time that allows people and communities to move the energy of fear, oppression, anger, and grief. These ways of working are known ways to help the body deal with trauma and move forward in times of uncertainty. Renee also added how art is part of ways communities worked together to create joy and a way of holding space for each other.  Follow us at Shamanstv.com

This is a beautiful show to welcome in 2022!

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Renee and Sandra have talked about loss in past shows as it is powerful initiation. As we end the New Year we know people are dealing with a tremendous amount of loss whether it is from the fear of getting ill, angry at all the  division in the world, loss of finances, health, family and the the goes on.

Shamanism teaches that loss is a powerful path to a deeper spiritual life, a new way of perceiving life, and an evolution of consciousness as the hard parts of us are rescultped so that we are a being that carries the presence of unconditional love, light, and a deeper power of compassion.

Join Renee Baribeau and Sandra Ingerman in this powerful show that names loss as one of the issues many of us are dealing with and how to work with the energy of loss as we end 2021 and step into a new cycle. Follow us at Shamanstv.com

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As we approach a New Year we will begin to see predictions from all kinds of sources of what is to come in 2022. But is this helpful to us? Shamans are gardeners of energy.  And the seeds that get planted may never come to pass and might even create more challenges for us as we water seeds that we don’t want to germinate. What opportunities do we miss when we can’t stay in the present and see that the actions we take in the present are actually creating our future?

Join Renee Baribeau and Sandra Ingerman for this  powerful show on the gifts of learning to stay in the present. Renee will use her wind whistle to show us how we can use this wonderful tool of whistling to focus on the present and to help us call in the gifts and opportunities that the New Year will bring.

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As the holidays and New Year approach many people are planning on traveling to visit family. And so many have been taking online courses and watching  podcasts to learn how to find inner peace and stay centered and grounded during this most challenging time.

Shamanism is an ancient practice that embraces that we all have helping spirits who can guide us and help us heal. This practice is over 100,000 years old and is universal. But in today’s work many people do not believe in the presence of spirits.

So for those engaged in the practice of shamanism it is important to learn how to share the spiritual practices that might not be understood or embraced by our families.

Join Renee Baribeau and Sandra Ingerman as they talk about how to communicate the spiritual practices you are inspired by without alienating those who might not embrace the same beliefs as you. Sandra will share how she talks about filling with our divine light in a way that is is easy to share with others.

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