Tending to Covid Caretaker Fatigue

by Nov 10, 2020

ACCESS TO THE CONTENT LIBRARY REQUIRES A MEMBERSHIP TO SSP

Pursuing a Shamanic Path? Our Community is Here to Support You!
Deepen Your shamanic knowledge by becoming a member of the Society for Shamanic Practice!
Connect with a community that is passionate about contemporary shamanism. Share ideas, gather inspiration, and foster a deeper understanding of shamanism in the modern world. Whether you are new to shamanism or a seasoned shamanic practitioner, SSP works to empower those on the shamanic path with resources, ceremonies and events.
JOIN OUR VIBRANT COMMUNITY OF PEOPLE DEDICATED TO WALKING A SHAMANIC PATH
BECOME A MEMBER of The Society for Shamanic Practice. CLICK HERE TO EXPLORE THE MEMBER BENEFITS

Click below to view two free articles as an example of what you can expect with your membership!


Utiseta: The Northern European Art of Plant Communication


A Selection of Daily Spiritual Practices

ALREADY A MEMBER?

Please Log In Below:

—– 

Visit our Facebook Group to share comments about your journey, or visit the Shamanism Without Borders page to learn more about how you can get involved with this meaningful work.

Related Content: Audios | Calls-to-Action | COVID-19 | Shamanism Without Borders

About the author

Mary Olivar

Mary Olivar

Mary Olivar is a shamanic practitioner in Austin, Texas. She is a member of the Board of Directors for the Center for Shamanic Education and Exchange, whose work perpetuates the shamanic wisdom, culture, practice, and traditional ways of life of Indigenous people worldwide. As part of the Shamanism Without Borders Leadership team, she has helped shape and guide this work. A graduate of the Power Path School of Shamanism Shamanic Studies program, Mary has completed their advanced practitioner trainings.  Mary has studied in Mexico with the Wixarika (Huichol) and in Peru with the Shipibo.  Mary specializes in using ancestral teachings and practices to guide individuals, businesses, and teams in aligning with their true purpose, potential, and power. Deeply rooted in the nurturing vibration of Pacha Mama, Mary primarily uses her voice to offer healing and tending, and she loves to guide others to connect with their own truth, voice, and expression. To learn about her classes and offerings visit https://www.theawokenchild.com  
Mary Olivar is a shamanic practitioner in Austin, Texas. She is a member of the Board of Directors for the Center for Shamanic Education and Exchange, whose work perpetuates the shamanic wisdom, culture, practice, and traditional ways of life of Indigenous people worldwide. As part of the Shamanism Without Borders Leadership team, she has helped shape and guide this work. A graduate of the Power Path School of Shamanism Shamanic Studies program, Mary has completed their advanced practitioner trainings.  Mary has studied in Mexico with the Wixarika (Huichol) and in Peru with the Shipibo.  Mary specializes in using ancestral teachings and practices to guide individuals, businesses, and teams in aligning with their true purpose, potential, and power. Deeply rooted in the nurturing vibration of Pacha Mama, Mary primarily uses her voice to offer healing and tending, and she loves to guide others to connect with their own truth, voice, and expression. To learn about her classes and offerings visit https://www.theawokenchild.com  
More content from this author
More content from this author

1 Comment

  1. Kemosabe Barnes
    Kemosabe Barnes on December 8, 2020 at 9:38 pm

    I was amazed on how this was performed.
    With so much spiritual healing and blessing.
    This was very educational from start to finish.
    Very high standards of shamanic culture.
    I enjoyed being apart.

    *** was asked who had the 731 number on conference call..I’ve lived in Brooksville Florida for last two years.
    From Puryear Tn.
    And border State of Kentucky, city of Murray.
    Thanks again for letting me be apart of tending to Caregivers of Covid 19 fatigue and associated with food and farming industry.
    r,
    Kemosabe

Submit a Comment

You Might Also Like

Share This