Soul Medicine Inc provided the platform for my soul to spark and allowed me to feel the essence of Unconditional Love for the first time in my life, which was a profound part and start of my healing journey. This sacred organization holds and provides space for anyone and everyone at any stage on there journey, to more deeply explore those parts of Self that were forgotten, integrate the fractals, gather and share tools learned along the way, connecting all of the hoops as One. Gratitude flows from the wellspring of my heart every day I wake, because of the life that all parts of this organization (outreach, life teachings, ceremonies, workshops, etc) has helped and continues to animate within and around me.
Those at Soul Medicine truly walk the talk of self less service. Of course all great organizations start from the top down, their founders Mama Bear and Scout have hearts of gold and truly put the needs of others first. They have helped many including those recovering from addictions, those living on the streets, post war vets, those seeking spiritual growth, and so much more. I myself was injured from my former teacher and still dealing with much grief over the loss of my beloved and somehow Mama managed to accelerate my healing so I could truly move forward, forgive, and let go. Not only that but Mama was definitely a catalyst in supporting me to fully step into my dharma letting go of things not fully aligned with my higher path (including my former career) so I could fully step into what my soul is yearning to share.
Soul Medicine came into my life when I was in recovery. I credit the sweat lodges for helping work through past traumas and forgiveness of myself and others while doing the twelve step program with a recovery group. I was was on my 4 and 5 step during my experience with the sweat lodges. It coincided with service for others and brother and sisterhood. My spiritual journey continues because of Soul Medicine also. I’m forever grateful and the infinite love for them can never be completely expressed. Although it’s been awhile since I was a part of the ceremonies. I was able to move on and use my forever tools. I’m still sober and will never forget my experience. I love you Mama Bear!
