Okay. Can we just please normalize being a bridge across the world? Can we normalize speaking to the spirit of the land while you’re also speaking to a client on the phone? Can we just normalize feeling your beloved departed around you, helping to guide you and not thinking of it as weird or bizarro or scary. I want to normalize this archetype of the bridge across the worlds.

I personally define a shaman as someone who bridges the worlds, who can be both here, alive in the real world and be relating with spirit while simultaneously relating with the elementals, with the wisdom of the land. A natural bridge across the worlds that I think, is what the word shaman is best pointing to right now. And if you are a modern shaman who’s a bridge across the world, let’s normalize that.

Instead of making it some big deal. I really believe that as human beings, we are designed to speak to spirit, to feel spirit, to feel guided by spirit. And we are designed to feel the land, to learn from the land, to be guided by the elemental forces of nature. And that, to me, is what it means to be a bridge across the worlds.

This month of October, we focus in all my programs the Wisdom Collective, the Wisdom Circle, my business mentorship. We focus our efforts on how to bridge the worlds in the Wisdom Collective. We’re talking about ghosts. We’re talking about spirits. We’re talking about how to handle spirit and to and to organize our connections with spirit, how to listen to the wisdom of the land and normalize it using it in our real lives for the highest good.

Yeah, I think we are all bridges. I think we all have the capacity to bridge the worlds. And I think it’s time to stop being afraid of that. I think it’s time to stop making it religious and dogmatic. I think it’s time to stand in integrity and with our hearts open, to bridge all the realities that we are spirit, land, real world.

I think it’s time to collaborate. You want to build this bridge? Are you already a bridge? I’d love to hear from you.