Raven Shea ๐๐
Bio
Story teller. Spiritual warrior. Dancer. Singer. Sensory energetic healer. Sister. Witch. Teacher. Empath. T1 diabetic. Awakening serpent priestess. Sound meditation practitioner. Energetic doula. Artist.
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Stories (7/0)
- Top Story - November 2023
The Good, The Brad, The Ugly
How many of us take the time to consciously ponder upon the lives of our ancestors? I'd say I spend a lot more time thinking about this subject than the average person. I'm fascinated by the way that our DNA holds tangible memories of the experiences of those who have come before us. Their blood, wisdom, talents, & pain literally run through our blood. I feel incredibly blessed by the fact that I come from a lineage infused with gifts of healing, mediumship, & craftsmanship. That being said, my lineage also bears the weight of anger, suppression of voice, & worthiness issues.
By Raven Shea ๐๐about a year ago in Families
Reclaiming Power As A Woman
โWhat am I most passionate about?โ The question is printed in my thin, neat handwriting at the top of my journal page, visible only by the firelight flickering from an array of candles that surround me. A raven feather gifted to me by the forest rests softly behind my left ear for inspiration. Smoke billows in tiny streams to my left, a combination of frankincense, palo santo, & sage. Ancient Egyptian music plays over my speakers as a woman vocalizes a haunting melody. I smell the essence of eucalyptus & mint, feeling the activation as my left & right brain hemispheres begin to interact more prominently through stimulation. I have just finished stretching & moving my body to get my creative juices flowing, & now I sip on some warm Peruvian cacao to open my heart space & connect me to the wisdom of the mountains.
By Raven Shea ๐๐2 years ago in Motivation
5 Ways to Transmute Anger
Anger is like an annoying toddler. When it shows up, its presence is suddenly & undeniably felt. If we try to ignore it, it continues calling out for attention, yelling & breaking things in a fit of rage, causing irreparable damage to its surroundings.
By Raven Shea ๐๐2 years ago in Lifehack