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“Rahima Ferguson is a brilliant shamanic teacher who shares deep shamanic teachings from the wealth of her experience. She is very clear and focused as a teacher and communicator and is seen by her students as a strong, calm presence in the midst of change. Anyone who studies with Rahima will receive great benefit!”
Sandra Ingerman World-renowned shamanic teacher and author of 12 books
Sandra Ingerman World-renowned shamanic teacher and author of 12 books
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Great changes are happening on the Earth in this time. Many people are awakening to their true divine and innate potential. Realizing much greater possibilities exist for themselves individually as well as for the collective. This is the time we have been preparing for.
Through the power of the internet we are much more connected to one another than we ever have been in our known history. Yet many are still feeling disconnected from their own inner knowing, their bodies and from the earth itself.
It’s time for us to heal from past traumas and patterns, befriend our shadow and alchemize it in to pure gold awareness. It’s time to ‘know thyself’.
May we celebrate our aliveness! May we remember how to play, dance and sing. May we create magical stories, healing music and poetry. May we choose to consciously plant seeds of harmony, peace, ease, joy and love in to our everyday lives. May we embrace our place within the web of life and remember our divinity.
Through the power of the internet we are much more connected to one another than we ever have been in our known history. Yet many are still feeling disconnected from their own inner knowing, their bodies and from the earth itself.
It’s time for us to heal from past traumas and patterns, befriend our shadow and alchemize it in to pure gold awareness. It’s time to ‘know thyself’.
May we celebrate our aliveness! May we remember how to play, dance and sing. May we create magical stories, healing music and poetry. May we choose to consciously plant seeds of harmony, peace, ease, joy and love in to our everyday lives. May we embrace our place within the web of life and remember our divinity.
