Author: ahpadmin

Heyoka and Me: Embracing the Sacred Trickster in Healing

Written by ahpadmin on May 27, 2025. Posted in Uncategorized. No Comments on Heyoka and Me: Embracing the Sacred Trickster in Healing

The Sacred Trickster’s Lesson The Heyoka is a sacred figure in various Indigenous traditions—often called the sacred clown, the mirror, or the trickster. This powerful archetype teaches through paradox, laughter, and...

Coming Full Circle: A Small Role, A Big Healing

Written by ahpadmin on May 27, 2025. Posted in Uncategorized. No Comments on Coming Full Circle: A Small Role, A Big Healing

There’s something sacred about returning to a forgotten dream—not to chase it, but to honor it. During my recovery journey, I was invited to play a small role as a paramedic in a feature film. It was just a short scene—nothing...

The Transformative Power of Reiki

Written by ahpadmin on May 20, 2021. Posted in Reiki. No Comments on The Transformative Power of Reiki

This past October I was scrolling my Facebook feed and happened to see that a friend was struggling with a major infection in her toe. It was so bad, in fact, that they were scheduled to admit her to the hospital the next day for IV antibiotics...

What is Shamanism?

Written by ahpadmin on April 29, 2021. Posted in Shamanism. 2 Comments on What is Shamanism?

Sandra Ingerman, one of the most well-known people in modern Shamanism today, gives a great definition in her book, “Awakening to the Spirit.” She states that, “Shamanism is the most ancient spiritual practice known to humankind. As a...