Ever struggled with setting aside your ego to help others? In our latest episode of the Everyday Shaman, we sit down with Daniel Thrasher, a man whose journey from the ravages of PTSD and a tough divorce to becoming a beacon of healing and spiritual guidance is truly inspiring. Daniel shares how his experiences in Iraq and his quest for inner peace through shamanism and psychic healing paved the way for him to assist others on their paths. You'll hear firsthand about the importance of quieting the mind and focusing on personal growth as a means to facilitate healing for others effectively.Discover the profound symbolism that shapes personal spiritual journeys. Through Daniel's stories, we explore how reading, martial arts, and shamanic practices contribute to self-awareness and ego management. Intriguing discussions about the coyote's symbolism and the personalized nature of divine guidance reveal how these elements interact uniquely with each individual. We also touch on the delicate balance of spiritual experiences versus mental health conditions, emphasizing the need for responsible guidance and understanding.This episode also delves into the importance of energy compatibility when selecting healers and the impact of intention on healing outcomes. Daniel's anecdotes about his encounters with various healers offer valuable lessons in discernment and alignment in spiritual practices. We wrap up with heartfelt reflections on the rewarding nature of supporting veterans in distress and the interconnectedness experienced through community networks. Don't miss out on Daniel’s invaluable insights—connect with him on Instagram at DanielsHandywork for more wisdom on healing and personal growth.Send us a text Support the showLearn more, schedule a Q&A by phone or video, or book a shamanic session at www.everydayshaman.netVisit my Facebook page - https://m.facebook.com/jeffreybrunktheeverydayshaman?mibextid=LQQJ4d Consider subscribing to the podcast! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2361167/supporters/new

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