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The Power of Spirit: Suffering, Loss, & True Transformation

The Power of Spirit: Suffering, Loss, & True Transformation

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 Tina D’Amore is the founder and owner of 3 Crows Healing: Shamanic Medicine & Animal Whispering. A former educator, she works closely with her helping spirits to shift the spiritual causes of dis-ease. After overcoming a severe illness that caused multiple Near-Death Experiences, Tina is attuned to the magnificence of the worlds available to us, including the world we share together. Tina facilitates sessions with clients who reside in the US and in Europe, Canada, Asia, Africa and Australia with the sole intention of empowering her clients’ Inner Fire, intuitively creating sacred space to peel away layers of old programming. Tina empowers those who suffer from chronic illness to make lasting changes in the relationship between themselves and their dis-ease to reclaim their lives. I loved my conversation with Tina! We had met before and so had the chance to go deep into themes of near-death; facing death; and the ravages of illness and life setback as a part of the journey of healing and awakening to personal gifts and power. For me this was such an honest, provocative and exciting exploration of topics in healing, shamanic work, and the process of becoming authentic that most of us never really get to have or hear. This is a great conversation for healers and students of spirit to check out! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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