EPISODE · Nov 2, 2020 · 1H 2M
16 | Spirit Guide Intimacy and Flexibility in Beliefs with Danielle Searancke
from The Cosmic Womb with Emily the Medium · host Emily Greene
Danielle Searancke (sounds: Sea-Rank) also known as The Squamish Medium, is Swampy Cree First Nations, residing on the Coast Salish lands of British Columbia with her two children and skeptical yet supportive husband. As a full-time professional psychic medium, mentor and educator, Danielle’s body of work and life passion is helping other lightworkers go from Fear to Clear with their spiritual gifts and spiritual businesses through 1:1 mentoring, group coaching and Spirit School her podcast and online school with programs for the developing light-worker.Today on Emily The Medium:Childbirth as the catalyst for Danielle’s mediumship developmentBelief systems & reframing old narratives around paranormal activityHow to create a relationship with your Spirit guidesBeing honest & vulnerable about the struggles of mediumshipBecoming a Death Doula & changing the way we relate to deathDisenfranchised grief - the sorrow in losing a petResources:Listen to Danielle's podcast: Spirit SchoolFollow Danielle on Instagram: @squamishmediumJoin Emily the Medium: Collective: emilythemedium.com/join-the-communityThis show is produced by Soulfire Productions
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Danielle Searancke (sounds: Sea-Rank) also known as The Squamish Medium, is Swampy Cree First Nations, residing on the Coast Salish lands of British Columbia with her two children and skeptical yet supportive husband. As a full-time professional psychic medium, mentor and educator, Danielle’s body of work and life passion is helping other lightworkers go from Fear to Clear with their spiritual gifts and spiritual businesses through 1:1 mentoring, group coaching and Spirit School her podcast and online school with programs for the developing light-worker.
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