EPISODE · Mar 26, 2025 · 14 MIN
Sharokin BetGevargiz on Healing, Heritage & the Sacred Feminine
from Women are so F*cking Cool! · host FCW Society
Sharokin BetGevargiz, known spiritually as “Ishtaro,” is an author, artist, ceremonialist, teacher, and shamanic practitioner whose work bridges ancient wisdom with modern healing. An Assyrian born in Iran, she draws from her heritage as a descendant of Indigenous people who survived genocide—blending resilience with sacred practices to empower deep transformation.Sharokin spent over a decade as a university professor, teaching design and user experience mapping—expertise she now channels into guiding clients through pivotal life transitions and helping them align with their highest good.A graduate of the Light Body School of Energy Medicine under Alberto Villoldo, she integrates shamanic traditions with contemporary modalities to support the release of trauma and the reconnection to one’s inner beloved. Her work cultivates self-love and creates new neural pathways through movement and gratitude.Reviving lost Mesopotamian traditions, Sharokin offers spiritually curious clients tools to navigate today’s fast-paced, anxiety-driven world. She is currently documenting her mother’s legacy of resilience and creativity through a biography and memoir. As the founder of Whirling Shaman, she inspires others to embrace the sacred feminine and fully step into their unique journey of self-discovery.To buy her book, search "Unleashing the Courageous Feminine"Check out her links here: www.whirlingshaman.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/WhirlingShamanInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/whirling_shamanSupport the FCW Podcast:If you love what you’re hearing, make sure to subscribe, rate, and review the show on your favorite podcast platform. Help us spread the word about the F*cking Cool Women making a difference in the world!Follow Us:Substack: https://fcwsociety.substack.com/YouTube: www.youtube.com/@FCWSocietyPatreon: www.patreon.com/c/FCWSocietyWebsite: www.FCWSociety.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/TheFCWSociety
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Sharokin BetGevargiz, known spiritually as “Ishtaro,” is an author, artist, ceremonialist, teacher, and shamanic practitioner whose work bridges ancient wisdom with modern healing. An Assyrian born in Iran, she draws from her heritage as a descendant of Indigenous people who survived genocide—blending resilience with sacred practices to empower deep transformation.Sharokin spent over a decade as a university professor, teaching design and user experience mapping—expertise she now channels into guiding clients through pivotal life transitions and helping them align with their highest good.A graduate of the Light Body School of Energy Medicine under Alberto Villoldo, she integrates shamanic traditions with contemporary modalities to support the release of trauma and the reconnection to one’s inner beloved. Her work cultivates self-love and creates new neural pathways through movement and gratitude.Reviving lost Mesopotamian traditions, Sharokin offers spiritually curious clients tools to navigate today’s fast-paced, anxiety-driven world. She is currently documenting her mother’s legacy of resilience and creativity through a biography and memoir. As the founder of Whirling Shaman, she inspires others to embrace the sacred feminine and fully step into their unique journey of self-discovery.To buy her book, search "Unleashing the Courageous Feminine"Check out her links here: www.whirlingshaman.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/WhirlingShamanInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/whirling_shamanSupport the FCW Podcast:If you love what you’re hearing, make sure to subscribe, rate, and review the show on your favorite podcast platform. Help us spread the word about the F*cking Cool Women making a difference in the world!Follow Us:Substack: https://fcwsociety.substack.com/YouTube: www.youtube.com/@FCWSocietyPatreon: www.patreon.com/c/FCWSocietyWebsite: www.FCWSociety.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/TheFCWSociety
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