My Journey
Honoring spirit, living in gratitude.
Hello, and greetings. Thank you for visiting my website.
I am Shanna.
The following is a small part of my story that led me to become a life coach.
The summer of 1982, a tragic car accident claimed the lives of my two dearest friends and left me fighting for my own. Waking, after several days in a medically induced coma, I found myself engulfed in a spiritual awakening as I returned to my body from a near death experience. As I began to slowly awaken I began to feel every cell of my pain body let me know I was back to earth. My first thought was, where am I, then why am I here, then where are my friends and then I remembered my mom had a dream and I realized the dream came true. As the days went on, it was my conversations with God that kept my struggling to hang on to my faith in God as every minute my thoughts turned to pray. Marinating in spirit is what I would say.
Little did I know, my near-death experience would take me down a path beyond simplicity, and into a world where faith is more than just a word! I immersed myself into the healing arts of spiritual energy, growing my faith, awareness, understanding and grace. I was shown things I did not understand and could not articulate, my faith is what carried me through it all.
As a Life Coach, it is my honor to assist people discover their own personal faith and renewed sense of purpose. I provide a safe place for people to come and expand upon their own personal healing journey without judgement or shame, a place to feel heard and inspired as they discover a renewed sense of empowerment.
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In gratitude, with Love and Light,
Shanna
Honoring Spirit Living in Gratitude
The Story Behind the Dandelion
The story behind the dandelion...On a beautiful spring day over 22 years ago our youngest son gave me a big beautiful dandelion. He ran to me with the excitement of a train running towards me yelling mama, mama, mama, I know, you could make a wish to grow your leg back. He was only four years old at the time. I had lost my leg in that accident. That precious moment brought tears to my eyes and much joy to my heart knowing I got to be his mom and I felt honored to be raising a child with heart full of compassion and inspiration. I tucked that dandelion away in a wooden box and it is still there, to this day. That seed reminds me of the power of faith, hope and love...it continues to be a source of inspiration that fuels my desire to continue to do the work we are here to do, heal our traumas and the generational traumas that we carry with us, inspiring others to do the same.
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DISCLAIMER
We DO NOT treat, diagnose, or cure anyone. Our services are not intended to replace any medical care provided by qualified professional and they are not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Individual results vary.
