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    • About Kim, Shamanic Healer
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    • Shaman Soup Podcast
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    • Services & Fees
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Category Archives: Working with Healers

Why Your Shamanic Healing Practitioner Could Say ‘No’

Embracing Spirituality, Working with HealersBy Kim McLaughlinNovember 1, 2021

This is a (lightly edited) transcript of the above podcast… Imagine reaching out to a shamanic practitioner, asking for a certain ceremony – perhaps as soul retrieval or power animal – and the shamanic healing practitioner says ‘no’. This happened to me this week, and the other party was rather upset and even went as…

Why You Don’t Need Drugs In Shamanism

Plant Medicine, Working with HealersBy Kim McLaughlinOctober 21, 2020

  I don’t use drugs in my practice. There is no practical, cultural or spiritual reason for me to use them, and my teachings prohibit them. Just like my teachers before me, I am proof that you don’t need drugs in shamanism.  This is sometimes misinterpreted as my not approving of or not supporting the…

should you attend sweatlodge

Should You Attend a Non-Native Sweatlodge?

Shamanic Teaching, Working with HealersBy Kim McLaughlinOctober 2, 2019

Real Talk on A Non-Native Sweatlodge This blog on a non-native sweatlodge was originally posted as a Facebook Post on The Medicine Circle Facebook Page You feel drawn to the sweatlodge. Something in your soul is telling you this is something you need to do. But the chances of being invited to a private Indigenous…

Healing Crisis in Shamanism

The Shamanic Healing Crisis

Working with HealersBy Kim McLaughlinMarch 16, 2019

What is a shamanic healing crisis?

Shamanic work and stories

The Importance of Stories in Shamanism

Embracing Spirituality, Shamanic Teaching, Working with HealersBy Kim McLaughlinJanuary 24, 2019

  “Let us go forth, the tellers of tales…” W.B. Yeats

Why shamanic healing rarely matches expectations

Expectations and Shamanic Healing

Embracing Spirituality, Working with HealersBy Kim McLaughlinOctober 22, 2018

Why Your Expectations and Shamanic Healing Experiences Rarely Match Up

The Right and Wrong Way to do Healing Work in the Shamanic World

Embracing Spirituality, Working with HealersBy Kim McLaughlinOctober 10, 2018

What’s the right and wrong way to do healing work? The answer depends on the size of your ego…

shamanic teachers

What To Expect From Spiritual Teachers

Shamanic Teaching, Working with HealersBy Kim McLaughlinMarch 31, 20181 Comment

Honouring the Humanity of Our Spiritual Teachers Yesterday I learnt that one of my spiritual teachers

how shamans work with plants

Take Two Cedars And Call Me In The Morning: A Shamanic Approach To Plant Medicine

Embracing Spirituality, Plant Medicine, Working with HealersBy Kim McLaughlinMarch 1, 2018

What’s the difference between shamanic plant medicine and a non-shamanic approach that you might get from your local herbalist?

dont cancel on your shamanic practitioner

How I Prepare For Your Shamanic Healing Session (And Why You Shouldn’t Just Cancel)

Working with HealersBy Kim McLaughlinFebruary 10, 20181 Comment

Did something come up? Why you should never just cancel your shamanic healing session In this fast-paced city of ours (hello Toronto),

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