In this episode, @windandravennomad , Shamanic Practitioner joins us to explore his healing journey after a stage four liver cancer diagnosis and drug addiction. Steve is a former counselor in addiction and life transformation, a certified coach, and an author. In this session, Patterson shares his journey from his diagnosis of liver failure in 2011, being termed…
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In this episode, Steve Patterson joins the show. Founder of Wind and Raven Coaching and author of This is How it is Feels to Heal: A shamanic journey through cancer, life challenges and recovery. He was diagnosed with terminal liver failure in 2011, and Steve’s life path was changed completely. He found holistic lifestyle, life…
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today I had a conversion with Sarah, The Celtic Priestess, on her podcast which is available on Spotify and Apple. I want to show my gratitude to her and her work by providing it here for you. If you listen, please comment so that I see that using a platform like Facebook is actually worth…
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Recently I was on another podcast to talk about Shamanism, healing, recovery, and more. The Alaska Úlfhé∂nar podcast provides the teachings of the Shaman about hope, peace, love, and co-existence with our fellow spiritual entities on the physical plane of existence. A weekly released, 30-minute podcast that answers deeper questions about our journey through our life….
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Today, Steve Patterson of Wind and Raven, was a guest on Bathrobe Moments to talk about his journey and his new book “This is How it Feels to Heal.”
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Today I finished writing the first draft of This is How it Feels to Heal, in which I chronicle the transformation I underwent over the eight years of liver failure, subsequent cancer, and transplant. I had already had an interview about the book set up with a friend for his YouTube channel for today. Afterward,…
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In a January 2021, Erik Mut asked some interesting questions in an interview for his YouTube channel. In it, he asks about my personal and professional life, and, in all, it is nearly 90 minutes and covers a lot of ground. The two main themes are my work with addiction recovery and what it was…
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