Plant Allies And Real-World Magic With Angela Devani

A plant can be medicine, but it can also be a relationship, and that changes everything. We’re joined by Angela Devani, a Montana-based transformation guide and spiritual herbalist, to talk about what happens when you stop treating nature like a resource and start treating it like a conversation. From herbal walks to hands-on apothecary skills, we explore how plant allies, elemental magic, and energy healing can live inside ordinary life without floating away from reality. 

🌕Angela’s path from holistic nutrition to herbal apprenticeships and intuitive healing work
🌖Plant allies as relationship, not just remedies
🌗Using a Peruvian-influenced medicine wheel to link elements, directions, and organ systems
🌘Breath, lungs, and grief as a doorway into embodied healing
🌑Flower essences and how people discover the plants that “call” to them
🌒Asking permission to harvest and what changes when we slow down
🌓Offerings to the land and the practice of leaving a place whole
🌔Upcoming workshops, Gathering of the Mystics, and Angela’s work with the witch wound

We also get honest about ethics: asking permission before harvesting, giving offerings like tobacco or cornmeal, filling in the earth, and paying attention when a plant clearly does not want to be taken. Angela tells a powerful story about balsamroot and consent, plus why daily grounding practices like barefoot time on the earth can steady your nervous system. We even nerd out on comfrey, permaculture uses, and what it means to reclaim the “witch” as a historical herbal healer while addressing the witch wound. 

If you love plant medicine, shamanic Reiki, flower essences, ethical wildcrafting, and practical mysticism, hit play, then subscribe, share with a friend, and leave a review so more people can find this work. What’s one plant you feel drawn to right now?

Learn more about Angela and her offerings here:
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Transcript

Welcome And Meet Angela Devani

SPEAKER_01 0:00

Welcome to Wisdom Rising, the podcast of Moonrising Shamanic Institute. Join shamanic Reiki practitioners Christine Renee and Chantel Ochoa as we dance between worlds of shamanism, mysticism, and energy healing. Each week we illuminate your path to self-sourced wisdom and attune you to the whispers of wisdom rising from within. Welcome back to Wisdom Rising. I'm your host, Christine Renee, and today we have a lovely guest on. Well, we have Angela Devani on with us today. She is a transformation guide, but it goes so much deeper than that because there is so much play and not only plant allies and elemental allies and energy healing. And she is like the spiritual herbalist. And I have known about your work like in the community for years and years. And I keep seeing your posts about herbal walks and getting in touch with nature and all of these things. And I know it goes so much more profoundly beyond that surface level understanding. So I'm really grateful to have you on because I know that you're a doing ceremony. I know that you're you're working with the healing power plant. I know you've got this deeper wisdom that you're offering to your clients, your students. And I'm really grateful that you're taking the time to join with us here at Wisdom Rising on our podcast, because I think that it's just quite amazing how life journeys brings us to the exact right point. Of I'm reading your bio, like you've done the Reiki, you've done the Kashic Records, you've done the shamanic journey work, like you have so much that our audience is always looking for. Like so many of us here at Moon Rising Shamanic Institute and Wisdom Rising. We we hone in on these things. And so I'm really grateful that you're able to join with us today and bring us into more of the elemental magic, which I don't know as much about. So welcome to the show.

SPEAKER_00 2:02

Well, thank you. I'm honored to be here. Yeah, it's it's funny how we uh we're in all these different circles and have really only met in person once or twice, I think. So yeah, it's like we're orbiting. I know, right?

SPEAKER_01 2:18

Yeah. Yeah. So for our listeners who don't know where we are located, I'm in Bozin, Montana. Angela's over in Livingston, Montana, which is about a 30, 35 minute drive in good weather. And bad weather could be a lot longer than that. Kudos, right? Right. And, you know, it's like two sister towns in a in a small in a small area. So I'm yeah.

Herbalism As A Life Pivot

SPEAKER_01 2:45

So tell us a little bit about how your journey unfolded for you to bring you into this place of really earth-honoring traditions, of embodiment spirituality. Like I just love to hear people's stories as they come onto the show.

SPEAKER_00 3:01

Yes. Um, well, you know, in 2008, I was living in Denver, getting my master's degree in holistic nutrition. And one of the electives was herbalism. And it just like brought forward this remembrance, right? Of, oh, this feels really familiar and really, really good. And so I went down that path of um, I did a, and we, my partner at that time and I moved to Ohio and I did two herbal apprenticeships, um, one with United Plant Savers, which is a really amazing organization. And um, and then I got pregnant. And so and living this all-natural, holistic lifestyle became much more important. And um also finding my higher purpose became a lot more important.

SPEAKER_01 4:01

So those um beginning herbalist classes can really rock your worlds, you know, right? Like I remember the very first herbal herb herbologist class I took, and it was I was 19 years old, and the teacher said, just a warning, this will change your life. I have had people get divorced, I've had people change careers, I have, you know, the whole thing. And I was just taking a community college course for fun and literally dropped out of school and went into midwifery, you know, like it's amazing what the once you get, once you know that medicine is in your backyard and is accessible, like how things take you for a turn. And that's what I'm hearing already from your story. It's like it took you off the the maybe a more traditional path and onto a more intuitive, traditional and the herbal path.

SPEAKER_00 5:00

Yeah. Yeah, totally. Um, you know, I remember growing up, my grandma was always out picking dandelion greens in early spring, and I'm just all like, I'm good, you know, I am not eating dandelions. And now I'm totally that person out there picking dandelions and you know, giving gratitude for my grandma for um showing me these little things that I could have been doing my whole life, you know, when she was alive and learning from her, but now I get to learn from her in spirit, I guess.

SPEAKER_01 5:37

Uh yeah, absolutely. Uh yeah. So you did your apprenticeships and in and herbology. And then what was the thing that kind of turned it into this is now a spiritual

When Plants Become Spiritual Allies

SPEAKER_01 5:51

practice? It's not just about the like the superficial, like we know dandelions help the liver, but when did it become a relationship with a dandelion?

SPEAKER_00 6:03

Um, gosh, you know, after I had my daughter and I I started studying Reiki and Akashic Records and some different modalities, um the one thing that just kept coming forward was get out with the plants, do more with the plants. It was really just so many synchronicities and signs that I needed to um really embrace the plant allies as well as the spirit allies. Um and as I made more herbal teas and tinctures and whatnot, that really got me more in tune to the plants. And then also embracing that um spiritual aspect that I had really been looking for, gosh, you know, my whole life, but didn't really realize it. And um, and then um, yeah, when I landed here in Livingston, I started teaching a nine-month, well, at that time was 11-month herbal apprenticeship. And originally it was strictly curriculum, and now it's really bringing in the spiritual aspects of the emotional healing of you know, lungs or grief. What herbs support us with healing grief and also help the lungs breathe better. And so that has been a really beautiful evolution, um, not only with what I teach, but also incorporating these two things that are so important to me. It's just our own inner healing, connecting to the spirit realm and connecting to the plant realm.

SPEAKER_01 7:44

So, with your your apprenticeship that you offer, mentorship, is that something that is fully done in person, or do you do you offer online aspects as well?

Inside The Nine-Month Apprenticeship

SPEAKER_00 7:56

Not right now. Um, it's completely in person. We um it's a nine-month program now. And yeah, we meet um in the cold times, you know, March and April, it's indoors and we're making plant medicine. We're learning how to make a tincture and a salve and oils and all the fun stuff, and doing a lot of hands-on work because you know there's no little plant babies when you have a however much snow we might have on the ground, which this year was nothing in March. But um, and then when the weather warms up, then we are outside doing plant identification. And I do a lot of work also with the medicine wheel and the directions. And so we're really studying that embodiment piece of the South and the West. And you know, yeah, tell me more.

SPEAKER_01 8:52

Like, I think a lot of our, I mean, wisdom rising is sponsored by Moonrising Shamanic Institute. Like, we oftentimes have a lot of these language pieces of I would love to know how you use the medicine wheel with the plants. Like, give us a little, give us a little um flavor of what that would look like for you.

Medicine Wheel Through The Body

SPEAKER_00 9:13

Okay, yeah. Um, well, I studied some more Peruvian medicine wheel, Peruvian shamanism, more so than native US um indigenous medicine wheel. And so Peruvian lineage, um one I studied anyway, because there's lots of different variations. Um the um east is air, and so what is air, but our connection to our lungs, and so we connect with the spirit of the condor and the lungs, and how can we support our lungs with breathing and deeper breathing, but also what's the inner stuff? So, like I said a minute ago, lungs can correlate to grief if we're having lung issues sometimes that's related to grief, and so we will spend time in the direction of the east talking about grief or breathing and air, and how do we really incorporate more breath and circulation throughout our whole body, and what plants to help us with that? So is it molen? Is it something else? Is it calindula? Um, just different plants that can support our lung structure and um having deeper breath. Yeah. And so then we will go around each of the directions and like the south is earth and body. So what is our body telling us? And the west is um water, so what is our urinary tract? Um, but each month we do focus on a different um organ system or body system. So, you know, it's circulation, heart, um, liver, kidneys, uh, adrenals. So we for the nine months, we focus on a different um body section of body, you know, a system of organs, and we also then do some work with the medicine wheel along with that.

SPEAKER_01 11:28

I love that. And how does the um plant allies come into the play space as

Communicating With Plants And Essences

SPEAKER_01 11:34

you're working? Like, is there awareness of your students like looking for their plant ally? Like, how do they develop that relationship? Is that part of the course?

SPEAKER_00 11:44

We dabble in that a little bit. We don't go, haven't gone too deep in that. Um, like I want to. So we do spend time communicating with the plants and connecting with them more deeply. And we're before we even go on a plant identification walk, we're spending time with the land, giving gratitude and asking for permission and asking for the plants to communicate with us. And one of the ways I help everybody with this awareness of the plants is as we're walking through, what are you noticing about the colors? Are the plants in the prairie, do they look the same as the print plants by the creek? Same exact plant. And one of our classes, we make flower essences. And a flower essence, we really are connecting with the energetics and the emotional aspects of the plant and how it can support our body. And so it was really beautiful. We did that last month in my program. And it was so fascinating to observe how each person was drawn to a different plant to make an essence. And the stories they came back was like, this plant, I was gonna walk on by, and all of a sudden I just got this intuition to go back. Or, you know, some of them are Claire Audience and they're like, this plant just called to me and said, pick me, pick me. I really want to be with you. And it was just, it makes me want to cry. It was so heartwarming. And for them to develop this um relationship with one or more plants is has been really beautiful to witness just in the you know few months that we have been together.

SPEAKER_01 13:40

Yeah, I love that. And you know, you said a moment ago, I wish I would do more of this. I'm wondering if if you had your magic wand and you could teach exactly what you wanted to teach exactly the way you want to do it, have the ideal type students, what would you be teaching?

SPEAKER_00 13:59

Oh gosh, that's that's a big question. Um, you know, ideally I would I want uh two different group programs. I want one that's really focused on plants with spirituality, which I feel like I have a big piece of that right now.

SPEAKER_01 14:14

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_00 14:15

And and and yeah, I and it has evolved over the this is my sixth year, and you know, like I said, it was just curriculum, and now we've added in the spiritual piece. So I it will evolve next year to be a little more spiritual. And then I like another group program that's very spiritual where we get into learning Reiki and Akashic Records and adding in the plants as allies. Um, so that's my magic wand.

SPEAKER_01 14:47

Yeah. Well, and where would the elemental magic land mo more for you in? Which group?

SPEAKER_00 14:55

Oh my goodness.

SPEAKER_01 14:56

Um what does that mean to you?

SPEAKER_00 14:59

Yeah, well, uh, so that's my business name. Of course, that's why you're bringing it up. And yes, the elementals um are very prominent for me, especially in related to the herbalism and the plant kingdom and connecting so thoroughly with the earth. Um I feel very connected to the fairy realm and all the little um water sprites and different things. Um and the magic piece really comes into play just because I look for magic constantly. I'm always looking for noticing the bird that flies in front of me or the numbers, you know, the angel numbers. I'm always looking for magic and writing that down every day. That's the end of my day. Is, you know, it's it's gratitudes, but it's also like, what did I notice that I wouldn't have noticed before? That's really showing me how everything is so interconnected. Yes. Um and so yeah, the elementals are certainly uh more prominent in the herbalism piece, but in the spiritual group program, um it's the magic that is the all and connecting because we are all of the all, right? That's yeah, the one and the many, right? We're divine beings, we're one. And so that magic that's the basic element of all of this and how we are all connected. Um, so I think elemental magic is an everything.

SPEAKER_01 16:52

I love

The Day A Plant Said Stop

SPEAKER_01 16:53

that. Have you ever experienced whether an elemental or a plant that was not happy, that was not happy with um like anything odd? Like I've definitely been out and I'm like, this one doesn't want anything to do with me, wants me to go away. You know, like I'm wondering what if you've had any interesting stories like that that's come up for you.

SPEAKER_00 17:16

For sure. Um I remember one year, it was before I really started bringing more spirituality into the herb program. And we had started off by asking permission and whatnot, and we were planning to harvest um aeral leaf balsam root, which is um an amazing medicinal for helping our membrane stay more moist and also boost our immune system. And the roots are just they're very fibrous and they're tough and they're big and they grow in rocky soil. And the folks in the program were just really having a hard time digging up. And I just had to stop because the plant, you know, the plant was like, ow, what are you doing? You know, and I said, Hold on, did we let's just take a moment? Did we ask for permission? Because I was kind of split between a couple different um groups of people, and everybody just kind of looked at me and they're like, Oh, we did not. And so I was like, all right, well, let's just take a moment and give gratitude to this plant because you know, we're digging up this root, and this is its livelihood. And so we asked for permission, we asked for forgiveness and asked for permission and let the plant know this is what we would love to do with this medicine you're providing. And, you know, then it was like this really interesting, like I don't know, the flower just became more alert or something, and we got the okay, you know, and so then that root came up so easily. Uh and this is the beautiful thing about that plant in particular, is you can't get the whole root. So we know that plant is going to come back at the next spring, thank goodness. And so we got the okay from the plant, and it just came up really easily.

SPEAKER_01 19:23

Oh, I love that. It's a great story. And I know that you're in also in practice of not only asking for permission, but giving a gratitude. I'm wondering if there's different rituals of gratitude where you're offering something to the land and what that might look like.

Offerings And Ethical Harvesting Rituals

SPEAKER_00 19:39

For sure. I carry tobacco in particular that we offer to the land before we even step foot on it and offer to the plants. And if folks don't have tobacco or cornmeal or a different kind of offering, then I stress to them it's important to leave your hair and give this. It's not just about saying the words, it's about truly giving because you're receiving so much. And sometimes you are taking this whole plant that won't be able to come back next year because you've taken the whole root or something. And so we really have to give that gratitude to the earth and the plant and all the elements that are all around. Because you know, we're affecting the fairy homes and the all these different elementals, and it's really important for um those energies to know how grateful we are. Yeah. Yeah. So tobacco, cornmeal, hair, those are the big ones. Um, yeah. And always just making sure we're filling in that space. Well, if we're pulling out the roots, then we need to put the earth back like we found it as well as we can.

SPEAKER_01 20:59

Yeah, I love that. Um, there's just so many beautiful practices that I find herbalists, at least these days, I'm so glad that we're in a day and age where there's such awareness of how do we give gratitude, how do we ask for permission? Those elements of the process are are being um given to the generations, you know, and it's and it's something that, you know, I have a 13-year-old who loves to go down and collect the cattail and the horse tail and the nettles and the, you know, fill in the blank. She's out in the woods, right? And I love it. And I don't know if she's quite got the the ritual of like, did you did you give, did you slow down enough to give the gratitude? Did you, do you have an offering for the land? Like, can't just always be taking and just recognizing like this is a big reminder for me of going, have I instilled that yet? Have I done a good job about having these conversations? So So thank you for that reminder.

SPEAKER_00 22:02

Yeah. And I find myself too sometimes I get so busy talking and explaining and describing. Um that I forget sometimes, you know, and then I have to catch myself. It's like, oh, nope, let's back up a minute. Yeah. And make sure I am being fully present because I get I I can get so into teacher mode that um Yeah, I know how that goes. Yes, right. Uh and so it's um really important to acknowledge

Daily Grounding Practices With Earth

SPEAKER_00 22:34

that.

SPEAKER_01 22:34

Do you have any um daily practices that you really enjoy that helps you feel connected?

SPEAKER_00 22:42

Oh my goodness. Um barefoot on the earth, barefoot in the river. I live very close to the Yellowstone River, so um to be able to do that in the morning. I don't get to do it every morning, unfortunately, but to be able to do that in the morning and just breathe. Um so I think one of the first things I do when I get up is just call my energy back to me since we travel at night. So I'll call my energy back to me, I'll clear all energies that aren't mine, let them go back to whoever they belong to. Um and then when I walk outside, just taking that first breath and noticing the magic of the day, whether it's the sunrise or the birds chirping or the clouds or the sun. Yeah, walking barefoot, just being with the earth, feeling the grass between my toes and observing all these little things that um feel so peaceful for me and help my day start off in this way that feels very supportive of my body so that I'm not chaotic. Uh in the mornings when I don't do this and I'm rushing out the door, I notice a huge difference. My nervous system isn't as calm and I'm scattered. So doing those few things just in the morning has been really helpful.

SPEAKER_01 24:22

I love that. Um, yeah, it's like this morning, did not do my normal morning rituals, and I am definitely feeling it today, right? And um, I think that goes for all of the listeners here. It's like figuring out what is your path to being present, being present yourself, being present with the land, being present with nature, being present with whoever you are with, whether it's family members or your partner, whoever it's like what brings you into the moment. And I was totally thinking that you're gonna say, it's my cup of tea with these specific herbs. And I'm glad that it's like walking on the earth is the thing. I just love that.

SPEAKER_00 25:07

Yes, totally. And it's interesting, I was traveling back to the Midwest to visit family last week. And and there's a there that's near the Ohio River, which is just this huge river. It, you know, it's nothing like the Yellowstone or the Gallatin or rivers that are just kind of wild and free and flowing. And I almost like, oh, I have I feel like I can breathe again, right? I can put my feet in the Yellowstone or I can breathe in the mountain air. And it's just, I don't know. It's um what fills me up. Yeah. And yeah, so I can I only hope that everybody can find that out for themselves, whatever that is. Yes. And notice that difference.

SPEAKER_01 25:55

All right.

Comfrey Love And Herb Gardening Choices

SPEAKER_01 25:56

I have a very um person like selfish question for you. Okay. I want to know your opinion on Comfrey. Okay. I love it.

SPEAKER_00 26:06

That's one of my favorite herbs. Um, I don't do a lot of Comfrey internally. Um, so I'll I'll put out there that the FDA says that we can't, or they suggest we don't. Um, so as an herbalist, um, I and I don't work with clients for health reasons. I teach, and that's my passion. Um and so yeah, the FDA says we can't suggest comfrey internally. I love Comfrey for so many ways. Um the um leaves and the root are fantastic for skin issues and for bone, broken bones, right? Comfrey is the bone knitter. It's one of a couple of plants known as the bone knitter. Um, comfrey is amazing. So I'm on the board for Paradise Permaculture, it's a permaculture nonprofit, and we have Comfrey everywhere on that property, and we will um cut it down and put it around all of our fruit trees for um nutritional value. We also plant it around every fruit tree, fruit shrub because its roots help feed all of our fruits, um, our fruit-bearing um plants. And we make comfrey tea with it, with the leaves, um, or compost tea and feed the plants with it. It is so high in nutrients. It's I love it. It's one of my favorite plants. I make an oil with it every year to for broken bones, for bruised skin, um, so many different things. Um now, if you choose to use it internally, it's great for colds and flus. Um, but you have to make that determination for yourself. Um, the FDA says it could hurt your liver. So I give that caveat, you know. Yeah. Um, but it is one of my favorite plants of all. Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 28:12

Yeah, I love that. I have um out in front of my house. So I live in uh Bozeman Co Housing, which is a community where we have a lot of shared spaces. And my little front yard spot, which is not very big, is the only front yard spot that does not have irrigation. And I'm like, Comfrey, comfrey will grow through anything, right? So I've got my mother and my comfort, because it will just grow and it will this, I can chop it down and it comes back and it's a pollinator, and you know, all of these things. So um, I I'm yeah, it's really interesting of um being cognizant of what we plant in and around our homes, right? And the energy in which we're growing them purposefully. And you know, some people have their little herb gardens and it's just your basil, the cilantro, the you know, the the parsley, the kitchen herbs, the kitchen herbs. And I'm like, I'm like the total opposite. I'm like, oh, I could put some calendula over here, right? Yeah, and I just I feel like I'm um in my own little neighborhood here. I've definitely got the the um I don't know, the healer vibe going on because I I'm I'm like I go out and I pick things regularly and I'm bringing hauling things in, I'm drying up my herbs on my porch, and everyone's like, what are you doing now?

SPEAKER_00 29:37

Oh, I love it.

SPEAKER_01 29:38

That's so great. Good to you. Yeah, yeah. I love that. I love that.

Workshops Events And The Witch Wound

SPEAKER_01 29:44

Well, I know you have some really amazing things coming up around the corner. Do you want to share about them?

SPEAKER_00 29:50

Of course, yes. Um gosh, so August 15th, um, in Livingston, I'm teaching a salve making workshop and a bath making, bath bomb making workshop. So I have those two things going on uh here, gosh, in a week and a half, I guess. Um coming up in September, September 11th through 13th. I am one of the co-organizers for the gathering of mystics. And that's a two and a half day event um in or on the outskirts of Bozeman, where we will have speakers and workshops and vendors. I um I'll be speaking about the witch wound. That will be my speaking topic. And I'm doing a workshop called Um Awaken, Alchemize, and activate to help folks dig into um just notice in the body where there's some energy that's ready to be shifted. How do we alchemize that? And how do we activate you so that you move forward on this portion of your journey without holding on to this old and information, this old energy, whatever's holding you back. And so, yeah, so we'll have speakers each morning on Saturday and Sunday, and then workshops in the afternoon. There'll be a variety of vendors there offering card readings and uh mini sessions and all kinds of fun stuff.

SPEAKER_01 31:28

Yeah, and it's not like there's gonna be like a big opening ritual and dance going on Friday night, too. Is that right?

SPEAKER_00 31:35

Friday night, we will be having a reading um uh related to the Persephone's journey. And yeah, we'll have some music and um just a beautiful evening of dancing and fun and community as we start off the whole weekend together.

SPEAKER_01 31:56

Oh beautiful. And who who's meant to come to this? Like who is your who are the types that are meant for this?

SPEAKER_00 32:04

Wow, you know, I feel like it's um I feel like it's could be calling to a wide variety of people. So if you're new on your spiritual path and really wanting to learn more about how to awaken your intuition, how to learn more about crystals, how to um tune into your own body awareness, this is for you. If you feel like you're already on that path, then there's also going to be workshops and speaking that can support you in deepening that. Um, you know, just my topic alone, the witch wound could mean lots of different things, right? It could mean that you um feel like you were a witch in a past life. It could mean you feel like you're a healer in this life, but you don't really know how to put yourself out there. Um it could mean that you're really connected to the plants, but you don't know how to use them, right? And so that's kind of what my talk will be about is what are the what are all of these things? What does it mean to be a witch? Um, you know, I call myself a green witch or witchy, but not everybody resonates with that term. And really historically, witches were the herbal medicine women helping others, and that didn't resonate with everybody. So there's this term thrown around that um is not really indicative of medicine healing, plant medicine healing. Yeah. Um, so I feel like there's a little something for everyone, not to um make it seem like um, you know, it's this all-encompassing thing, but I feel like if you're new on the journey, there's lots to learn, lots of great people to meet. And if you've been on this journey for a while, then come be in community so we can all spread this wisdom and knowledge around. There's um so much, so much to share and so much to bring together. I feel like there's a lot of people who are looking for community and not really sure what that looks like because we all have different interests. And we're gonna have such a wide variety of folks there that I feel like um there's so much that you can, so many people you can meet and so much that can be discovered.

SPEAKER_01 34:41

Yeah, beautiful. I love that. Yeah, I love it. So we'll have Gathering of the Mystics in our show notes for our listeners. You can find the link there, but it really is gathering of the mystics.com. And then if people want to reach out to you directly, whether that's for your programs or sessions, they would they would just go to the elementalmagic.net. Is there any other places and spaces we need to plug in for you?

SPEAKER_00 35:08

Um, and so I'll say magic is spilled with a CK at the end. Yes, good. And yeah, I do offer one-on-one sessions, which um I call healing the past. So it's helping you um tune into whatever's going on in your body and your energy field and supporting you moving past that, whether it's things from childhood, a past life, ancestral, I never know what's gonna come up. That's all based on your energy and your guides. Um, and I do have an office space here in Livingston out of Mountain Glow Yoga. So I guess that's another little plug there. Um, I teach I teach tracing classes there once a week, but I have a really beautiful office space there for energy healing. And um yeah, that transformational guide work that I love so much.

SPEAKER_01 36:05

I love I know it so well, too. You know, it's like when you can bring in a client and be like, I don't know how this is gonna unfold. Maybe it will be Reiki, maybe it will be a reading, maybe it will be, it's just gonna be exactly whatever your energy is calling forward. And to be able to play in that intuitive space of like just allowing what needs to unfold so that the transformation work can occur, you know. So I'm really glad that they you're a resource in the Livingston area, and I know far beyond. I think your reach is actually pulling in people from many of the surrounding areas, so yeah, it's sure.

SPEAKER_00 36:44

And I do in-person and virtual sessions, so that's what I'm saying. Oh, that's great.

SPEAKER_01 36:48

Fantastic. I love that.

SPEAKER_00 36:50

We'll know that I should say too that every spring I'm a co-organizer for the holistic fair in Livingston. So our next one is slotted for April 17th and 18th. We're gonna try two days. Oh, that would be fun. That's livingstonlightworks.com. So I feel like I have my hands on a lot of different areas.

SPEAKER_01 37:11

Right. And I think that when you're when you do this work full time, that's just how it happens. For sure. Right. It's like I'm collaborating over here, I've got my own stuff going on over here, and and and it's what a beautiful career. You know what I mean? Like so often it's like, yeah, it's like um so many people complain about how they need a vacation from their job. And I'm like, I'm doing what I love every single day, and I get to meet all these cool people and I get to support these people in a in a really big way, and I learn from them too. And everything is a classroom. And I think that's when you have that teacher mindset, it's like you can still go out to the forest and be surprised by the magic, be surprised by the the what you're listening to in nature, and it still light you up and give you this beautiful teaching opportunity or learning opportunity. Like it doesn't get dull, right? Yeah. So good for you. I love it.

SPEAKER_00 38:13

Like it's great fun.

SPEAKER_01 38:14

Put your hands in all the areas, like, like, and I think part of like what I saw, what I saw when I said that is like putting your hands in lots of different land, like there's this blessing that's happening also as we spread our our light out into the human folk. There's also this vibration going down into the earth that we're tending to it, we're teaching how to tend to it in a respectful, loving manner as well. And I feel like there's a response in the earth when we when we go about that.

SPEAKER_00 38:42

For sure. Yeah, I completely agree.

SPEAKER_01 38:45

Yeah, yeah.

How To Connect With Angela And Closing

SPEAKER_01 38:46

I love it. Well, it's been a delight having you on. Thank you so much, Angela. And uh we will, I'm sure I'll see you at some of these upcoming events. And uh yeah, and and just know that for our listeners, thank you so much for listening to this and and really feeling into what what your takeaways are. Feel free to share this episode, subscribe, um, be in contact. We want to hear from you. And if you need help finding your resources, your network, please reach out. We're here to support you. And until next time, I hope you have a really beautiful week. Thank you so much. Thanks for tuning in to today's show, the Wisdom Rising Podcast is sponsored by Moonrising Shamanic Institute. If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to subscribe to the show on your favorite podcasting app and be the first to know when we release a new episode. You can find us on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube at Moonrising Institute, or visit our website, Moonrising Institute.com. Once again, thanks for sharing space with us today. And until next time, may you awaken to the whispers of wisdom rising from within.