The Shamanic Practices of Mother Mary

by Jul 23, 2024

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Rev. Cindy Pincus

Rev. Cindy Pincus

Rev. Cindy Pincus is an ordained Unitarian Universalist minister and practitioner of the Franciscan mystical tradition. She has worked for over 9 years as a hospice chaplain, church minister, and spiritual teacher in the Southwest.  She is a humble student of living teachers in the Native American Church tradition, Peruvian Shipibo teachings, and Mexican Wixárika practices. She has completed the Advanced Practitioner Training programs with The Power Path School of Shamanism, is in ongoing Trance Medium study with the Boulder Psychic Institute, and teaches for the Society for Shamanic Practice.  Rev. Cindy offers clairvoyant counseling sessions, shamanic healings, sacred scripture teachings, and online courses in leading ceremony and healing work. http://www.clairvoyantcounseling.com/about
Rev. Cindy Pincus is an ordained Unitarian Universalist minister and practitioner of the Franciscan mystical tradition. She has worked for over 9 years as a hospice chaplain, church minister, and spiritual teacher in the Southwest.  She is a humble student of living teachers in the Native American Church tradition, Peruvian Shipibo teachings, and Mexican Wixárika practices. She has completed the Advanced Practitioner Training programs with The Power Path School of Shamanism, is in ongoing Trance Medium study with the Boulder Psychic Institute, and teaches for the Society for Shamanic Practice.  Rev. Cindy offers clairvoyant counseling sessions, shamanic healings, sacred scripture teachings, and online courses in leading ceremony and healing work. http://www.clairvoyantcounseling.com/about
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4 Comments

  1. Frances Rice
    Frances Rice on July 23, 2024 at 4:17 pm

    Thank you so much for bringing these teachings to the present time. I heard this story many years ago and it seemed so familiar.

  2. Marcia Lewis
    Marcia Lewis on July 25, 2024 at 3:40 am

    Hi my name is Marcia Lewis. In Sept of 2023 I was gifted the healing hands of Mary and as to come to Rome to heal the thousands of. People who come to Rome to be healed. My husband n I let our home in MA n r now. In Italy. It has been a very long journey to get here and I have just finished a chablnneied book by the celestial grabldmothers known as The Wisdom Keepers. It is being proof read.

    I was wondering if we might chat as I am a bit spiritual confused at this time with all that is going on in my life.

    I loved your tape n could so relate to what u we’re saying. Thank u so much for sharing. Mother Ishwin

  3. Mary Olivar
    Mary Olivar on August 5, 2024 at 12:46 pm

    Love this! Thank you for sharing Cindy!

  4. Steve Staniek
    Steve Staniek on September 9, 2024 at 11:21 am

    Are virgin births miracles or just old cultural practices being rediscovered?
    Virgin births have occurred naturally for thousands of years, and the process where a woman conceives without a male partner is called “parthenogenesis”. The Greeks worshipped the goddess Diana because she gave birth without a male consort, and they named her temple the Parthenon to honour this fatherless miracle of birth.
    A Peruvian tribe known as the Qero, are keepers of the secret of parthenogenesis, and Canadian shaman Maureen Walton studied with them, and has produced a wonderful book on the subject of virgin births, called “The Good Darkness.” She developed a heart to womb meditation for women who wish to move in this direction, and it actually reduces their monthly blood loss. She can be found here…https://maureenwalton.com/wyldwood/

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