That Thing About Shamanic Healing and Connecting With Your Soul
In This Episode we are going to learn about shamanic breath work, the importance of validating spiritual experiences, and exploring the deeper aspects of the soul and how it's connected to the human experience, energy healing and more with Jen Pearson an ordained Shamanic Minister and certified Shamanic Breathwork Facilitator, Spiritual Coach, and Reiki Master. I'm your host Michael Herst and this is That Thing About Shamanic Healing and Connecting With Your Soul
My guest in this episode is Jen Pearson, she founded lighten your space in 2015 with the intention of serving those who are learning to integrate “woo-woo” experiences with “normal” life, and can guide you through personal healing and Shamanic Breathwork sessions, reminding us of our Universal Connection and provide healing and personal growth. In this episode we will learn that Energy work can help you reach deep healing at the soul level. Find out how to connect to Jen and More at https://beforeyougopodcast.com
Jen Pearson
Shamanoic MInister, LIfe Coach
My name is Jen, and I created Lighten Your Space as a service for anyone looking to brighten their personal light and invite positivity into their space. I specialize in serving those who want to integrate the “woo-woo” with “normal life.” Through spiritual coaching, intuitive energy work, tarot, and shamanic practices, I am committed to serving you as you lighten your heart and uplift your soul! Currently, services are mostly offered remotely, with some in-person availability in Asheville, Gerton, Bat Cave, and Chimney Rock, NC.
Tired of living life by someone else’s playbook? Want more connection to your intuition? Stressed? Trouble at work or in relationships? Too empathic/ “feeling too much?” Struggling to navigate a spiritual awakening?
grew up as a “normal” kid with severe anxiety, and suffered bouts of depression by the time I was in high school.
I had weird experiences throughout my life. At the age of 4, I clearly remember encountering a man in the basement of our home, but when I called for my mom he was gone and I was assured there was no one there…. but I DEFINITELY saw him. I still remember what he wore.
I remember learning about sympathy and empathy in school, and when asked to describe them I said, “Empathy is when you feel what other people feel, and sympathy is when you imagine what they feel.” It made perfect sense with my life experience, but I was scolded and told it’s impossible to feel what other people feel.
In middle school, I woke up one day with mysteriously restricted mot… Read More
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