In this episode, Kevin and Beth take you on a journey into the world of shamanic practices, showcasing how drums and rattles can help you enter altered states of consciousness and connect with spiritual powers. You’ll learn about the 'Shamanic act of power' and discover how crucial it is to listen to your inner calling and make dedicated decisions to follow it, no matter the obstacles. Beth shares her insights on using a Peruvian rattle and the deep spiritual intentions behind it, while Kevin highlights how actively engaging with these practices can truly connect you with the spiritual realm.

You'll also hear inspiring personal stories about overcoming fear and doubt to pursue passions. Beth opens up about her journey to embrace her calling, including taking a sabbatical to write her book and the steps she took to turn her dream into reality. Kevin and Beth discuss how pushing through obstacles with the support of a community can be transformative. They encourage you to take risks, embrace your inner calling, and make the most of your life. True fulfillment comes from following your passions and dreams, and this episode will motivate you to take those crucial first steps.

Previous Podcast Episodes with Beth:

• 206 | Dark Night of The Soul - https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/8S14OtNuKKb



• 189 | The Vision Quest - https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/PO4ZHTRuKKb

Connect with Beth here:

https://breakthroughwithbethbeurkens.as.me/schedule.php

About Beth:

As a global authority for the past 30 years, Beth has been seen on Apple+TV, Roku, Amazon TV, and Google TV. She has led high-powered Vision Quests, healing retreats, and shamanic events in the Pacific Northwest and throughout Western Europe. Through her revolutionary shamanic process, "Shaman Visioning,"™ Beth empowers people to break through invisible barriers and embrace their Soul's Purpose. She has shared the stage with Jack Canfield, Mary Morrissey and Michael Harner. She's taught spirituality and religion in numerous universities and colleges for over 30 years. Beth is a Regent's Scholar, receiving both her B.A and M.A. in Philosophy from the University of California, Santa Barbara.