In the Western world we often equate being in service to being a star or having fame on some level. How public people are is often interpreted for how deeply someone is providing service. But is that true? Renee and Sandra have a different viewpoint on this. When you inspire someone and lift them up and change their day and life isn’t that a high form of service? When you reach your hand out to help another although you have your own challenges in life isn’t this one of the most powerful ways...
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In the Western world we often equate being in service to being a star or having fame on some level. How public people are is often interpreted for how deeply someone is providing service. But is that true? Renee and Sandra have a different viewpoint on this. When you inspire someone and lift them up and change their day and life isn’t that a high form of service? When you reach your hand out to help another although you have your own challenges in life isn’t this one of the most powerful ways...
Renee and Sandra start by talking about something many spiritual practitioners face — burnout. From there, they share simple and heartfelt ways to call yourself back home and create more harmony and peace in every part of your life. Humor was immersed into the energy of the show. We all need to laugh a bit right now. And we all need ways to learn how to call ourselves back home. Join Renee Baribeau and Sandra Ingerman for his lively show! Follow Us at Shamanstv.com
The Shamans Cave
In the Western world we often equate being in service to being a star or having fame on some level. How public people are is often interpreted for how deeply someone is providing service. But is that true? Renee and Sandra have a different viewpoint on this. When you inspire someone and lift them up and change their day and life isn’t that a high form of service? When you reach your hand out to help another although you have your own challenges in life isn’t this one of the most powerful ways...
