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Renee Baribeau, shamanic healer, teacher, author, and wind-whisper, joins us this week to inspire us to develop a relationship with the wind to deepen our self-awareness, promote healing, and cut through illusions that keep us from seeing and accessing our truth. Noticing a subtle shift in the wind and how it inspires us is nothing short of a miracle.

I highly encourage you to purchase the soft copy or download the audible version of her book, The Winds of Spirit: Ancient Wisdom Tools for Navigating Relationships, Health, and the Divine.  You can learn more about Renee Baribeau and her offerings at www.thepracticalshaman.com

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Renee Baribeau is a Nautilus Gold Award winning  Hay House author of Winds of Spirit: Ancient Wisdom Tools for Navigating Relationships, Health, and the Divine. She is a wind whistler, inspirational speaker, and workshop leader, known and respected for her down-to-earth approach. During her life, the wind gods have steered Renee’s recovery journey in many directions. A former chef, in 1987 she opened the first farm-to-table restaurant in Central New York, Brown Bagger’s, in Syracuse. In 2005, Renee established the Desert Holistic Network in Palm Desert, California, an online regional resource directory. Renee served as the Resident Shaman at We Care Spa in Desert Hot Springs. Since 2013, Renee has worked for Foundations Recovery Network, a national system of residential treatment facilities.

As a writer, Renee is a featured contributing blogger for Elephant Journal. Renee has also contributed chapters to the anthologies Pearls of Wisdom: 30 Inspirational Ideas to Live Your Best Life Now (Hierophant Publishing, 2012) and The Five Principles of Everything (Five Birds Publishing, 2012). She makes her home in the CA Desert, and Whidbey Island.

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What must you do to earn your way into heaven? How “good” do you have to be? Those are questions that many people ask. But in this parable, Jesus gives an answer that most people don’t expect or understand. It’s nothing that you do. It’s all by the grace of God.

What must you do to earn your way into heaven? How “good” do you have to be? Those are questions that many people ask. But in this parable, Jesus gives an answer that most people don’t expect or understand. It’s nothing that you do. It’s all by the grace of God.

What must you do to earn your way into heaven? How “good” do you have to be? Those are questions that many people ask. But in this parable, Jesus gives an answer that most people don’t expect or understand. It’s nothing that you do. It’s all by the grace of God.

What must you do to earn your way into heaven? How “good” do you have to be? Those are questions that many people ask. But in this parable, Jesus gives an answer that most people don’t expect or understand. It’s nothing that you do. It’s all by the grace of God.

The Good Samaritan parable is much more than “Help others in need.” It shows us the great love, mercy, and compassion of God.

The Good Samaritan parable is much more than “Help others in need.” It shows us the great love, mercy, and compassion of God.

The Good Samaritan parable is much more than “Help others in need.” It shows us the great love, mercy, and compassion of God.

The Good Samaritan parable is much more than “Help others in need.” It shows us the great love, mercy, and compassion of God.

The love of God for the lost is so great that He seeks them out, He carries them home, He rejoices that they are found!

The love of God for the lost is so great that He seeks them out, He carries them home, He rejoices that they are found!

The love of God for the lost is so great that He seeks them out, He carries them home, He rejoices that they are found!

The love of God for the lost is so great that He seeks them out, He carries them home, He rejoices that they are found!

If you are in rebellion, if you are in despair because of sin, you are not without hope! Repent and receive the full, loving forgiveness of your Heavenly Father through the Jesus. Come home and rejoice!

If you are in rebellion, if you are in despair because of sin, you are not without hope! Repent and receive the full, loving forgiveness of your Heavenly Father through the Jesus. Come home and rejoice!

If you are in rebellion, if you are in despair because of sin, you are not without hope! Repent and receive the full, loving forgiveness of your Heavenly Father through the Jesus. Come home and rejoice!

If you are in rebellion, if you are in despair because of sin, you are not without hope! Repent and receive the full, loving forgiveness of your Heavenly Father through the Jesus. Come home and rejoice!

This parable is often called, “Build Your House Upon the Rock.” But really, this is a parable about hearing and doing. Faithful followers of Jesus are those who not only hear His words, but actively practice them.

This parable is often called, “Build Your House Upon the Rock.” But really, this is a parable about hearing and doing. Faithful followers of Jesus are those who not only hear His words, but actively practice them.

This parable is often called, “Build Your House Upon the Rock.” But really, this is a parable about hearing and doing. Faithful followers of Jesus are those who not only hear His words, but actively practice them.