by Kelley Harrell | May 21, 2013 | Huffington Post
What does it take to decode teenage America? How can we understand the confluence of factors behind rising crime rates involving our youth, changing sensibilities toward bullying, and violence in our society? Better yet, how do we inform ourselves and support young... by Kelley Harrell | May 14, 2013 | Essay, Huffington Post, Teen Spirit, Wise Voice
What does it take to decode teenage America? How can we understand the confluence of factors behind rising crime rates involving our youth, changing sensibilities toward bullying, and violence in our society? Better yet, how do we inform ourselves and support young...
by Kelley Harrell | Feb 11, 2013 | Featured Soul Tending, Huffington Post
“Journeying” is the term most often used to describe the process shamans go through to engage the spirit world. The word was associated with shamanic ecstatic trance by Michael Harner in the 1980s, which for those keeping ancient score, wasn’t that...
by Kelley Harrell | Jan 5, 2013 | Essay, Huffington Post
In shamanic work is the concept of soul loss, or when an aspect of the soul has become distanced (I describe it as “shelved”) and can’t re-engage with the earthly consciousness. Souls are infinite, made up of limitless soul parts that travel in and... by Kelley Harrell | Nov 14, 2012 | Huffington Post, Repost
Originally published on the Huffington Post. Follow me there for updates to my Huffington Modern Animism blog. When I began my shamanic practice almost 15 years ago, I found very different cultural perceptions of modern soul healing than those I run into... by Kelley Harrell | Aug 6, 2012 | Essay, Huffington Post
When I was 5 years old, I asked my Sunday School teacher, a woman, “What if Jesus had been a girl?” “But he wasn’t,” she replied. Unsatisfied, I asked again, only to receive the exasperated, recursive answer. My mother gave the same empty...