Shamanic Medicine

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In this episode Patty and Jude talk with visionary artist Chris Dyer about shamanic medicine. Chris shares with us some of his experiences with various plant and animal medicines such as ayahuasca, psychedelic mushrooms, San Pedro cactus, Bufo, Kambo, and more. We discuss some of the "highs" and lows of shamanic medicines as a tool for overall healing, and give insight into some of the spirit consciousness you may encounter during shamanic ceremonies. Check out the colorful world of visionary artist Chris Dyer: Chris Dyer Website Chris Dyer Instagram Chris Dyer Youtube Channel Mahalo (Thank You) for listening in! Visit www.spiritspeakerspodcast.com for more information, events, & classes Visit Jude's Website: www.alignandshinekauai.com Visit Patty's Website: www.wingandaether.com or www.pdavispsychic.com Follow our instagram: @spiritspeakerspodcast

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What Then Say You Keith & Tunisha Barnes Welcome to the show! In this podcast we have candid conversations about various topics that will encourage and at times challenge you! The greatest conversations ever had are typically amongst friends in an intimate setting. This is the venue in which the Holy Spirit often works to separate the chaff from the wheat in our lives if we are being honest with ourselves. We hope as you peer behind the veil and join us that you take what you hear and consider it with Gods word in your own life.

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