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Soul Chats - A Podcast by Dani Jo EPISODE #4 Feat. Sarah Fude-Huisman
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Sisällön tarjoaa Dani Jo. Dani Jo tai sen podcast-alustan kumppani lataa ja toimittaa kaiken podcast-sisällön, mukaan lukien jaksot, grafiikat ja podcast-kuvaukset. Jos uskot jonkun käyttävän tekijänoikeudella suojattua teostasi ilman lupaasi, voit seurata tässä https://fi.player.fm/legal kuvattua prosessia.
This is a monthly podcast where Dani Jo interviews different spiritual guests about their practice, experiences, and knowledge. The podcast is hosted live in the private Psychic Medium Dani Jo Facebook group and is free to watch. This is a perfect podcast for those who love everything spiritual or are looking to learn more about different spiritual practices, healers. and more! The podcast is around 30-60 minutes long each episode, and the next guest will be Sarah Fude-Huisman, an amazing Holistic Healer and Spiritual Practitioner.
"At about the age of 12 years, I walked into my hometown head shop looking for a specific album, Janis Joplin and Big Brother and the Holding Company. I think I might have purchased this album on CD! However, as I did some sniffing around the shop, as it smelled amazing with the incense that kept filling up every corner, I came across the emphasis Tarot deck, Rider-Waite. Instantly I was intrigued so I purchased them. I wasn’t clear on what they were, how they came to be, but I left the store feeling as if I stumbled upon something that was far beyond me and would bring me answers. I kept that deck for many years, and it wasn’t until I was about 19 or 20 years old that I started to really have a look at them. I dove in headfirst learning the 10-card spread immediately. During those years I became thirsty learning about astrology, and I found early on that I am an Aries through and through. I would check out books from the library to learn about personality traits associated with each astrological sign, which sign did well with the other, and who would be the most compatible as lovers. My friends started to come to me then asking me questions about their love life based upon their zodiac signs and their pending lovers’ signs. I would get out my Rider-Waite deck and go the long spread and read each page as if it was some sort of a prophecy. This was the basis of what was to come for me for the present.
I have always been the curious mind of asking questions based upon someone’s religion or the faith they believed in. Questions such as, “How did this belief come to be?” “Is there proof of this?” And I have also been fascinated with death. Not in the weird way, but in the sense of questioning what happens when we die? I have had experiences after losing a loved one associated with lights and electricity. My strongest one was after I lost a friend to cancer, and I woke up in the middle of the night following his death to find out my entire street pitch black as all the streetlights were out. I remember asking the question, “Shane, did you do this?” with a response of a giggle and a clear, “Yes.” I filed it as me being crazy and simply grieving.
Fast forward to about two and a half years ago, after years of death in my own life, and I schedule my very first meeting with a psychic medium. I had no clue what I was about to get myself into, but I walked away from that reading with a lightness and a sense of profound answers to my questions. All of those pulling and nagging beliefs I have held on for so long yet suppressed so I could fit into society’s standards came rushing out of me. I knew that although I was already living part of my purpose in this life, there was much more to be done. I scheduled a monthly session for a psychic medium reading and learned about my spirit guides, my angels, and the protection that is constantly around me. It was then I began purchasing my own Tarot and Oracle cards and began to experiment with my own readings. Checking to see if the card I pulled that day resonated. Listened to see if I could hear my Spirit Guides or even feel them. And can I ever!
-Sarah Fude-Huisman
"At about the age of 12 years, I walked into my hometown head shop looking for a specific album, Janis Joplin and Big Brother and the Holding Company. I think I might have purchased this album on CD! However, as I did some sniffing around the shop, as it smelled amazing with the incense that kept filling up every corner, I came across the emphasis Tarot deck, Rider-Waite. Instantly I was intrigued so I purchased them. I wasn’t clear on what they were, how they came to be, but I left the store feeling as if I stumbled upon something that was far beyond me and would bring me answers. I kept that deck for many years, and it wasn’t until I was about 19 or 20 years old that I started to really have a look at them. I dove in headfirst learning the 10-card spread immediately. During those years I became thirsty learning about astrology, and I found early on that I am an Aries through and through. I would check out books from the library to learn about personality traits associated with each astrological sign, which sign did well with the other, and who would be the most compatible as lovers. My friends started to come to me then asking me questions about their love life based upon their zodiac signs and their pending lovers’ signs. I would get out my Rider-Waite deck and go the long spread and read each page as if it was some sort of a prophecy. This was the basis of what was to come for me for the present.
I have always been the curious mind of asking questions based upon someone’s religion or the faith they believed in. Questions such as, “How did this belief come to be?” “Is there proof of this?” And I have also been fascinated with death. Not in the weird way, but in the sense of questioning what happens when we die? I have had experiences after losing a loved one associated with lights and electricity. My strongest one was after I lost a friend to cancer, and I woke up in the middle of the night following his death to find out my entire street pitch black as all the streetlights were out. I remember asking the question, “Shane, did you do this?” with a response of a giggle and a clear, “Yes.” I filed it as me being crazy and simply grieving.
Fast forward to about two and a half years ago, after years of death in my own life, and I schedule my very first meeting with a psychic medium. I had no clue what I was about to get myself into, but I walked away from that reading with a lightness and a sense of profound answers to my questions. All of those pulling and nagging beliefs I have held on for so long yet suppressed so I could fit into society’s standards came rushing out of me. I knew that although I was already living part of my purpose in this life, there was much more to be done. I scheduled a monthly session for a psychic medium reading and learned about my spirit guides, my angels, and the protection that is constantly around me. It was then I began purchasing my own Tarot and Oracle cards and began to experiment with my own readings. Checking to see if the card I pulled that day resonated. Listened to see if I could hear my Spirit Guides or even feel them. And can I ever!
-Sarah Fude-Huisman
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