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Room 102- A Sheep in Wolves Clothing: How a church was born

Room 102- A Sheep in Wolves Clothing: How a church was born

Jo is a seer with a message and vision to bring to the world. They have learned though when they makes concrete plans of how to deliver a message, Spirit, sometimes, comes in with a wrecking ball to break up the concrete. So instead, Jo builds the structure and allows Spirit to fill it in when the time is right. As such, this presentation will be one of a kind. It will include stories, vulnerability, honesty, tough questions to answer, but most of all it will be what is needed to be spoken in the moment.

Jo (she/they) is a neurodivergent, non-binary mother. Through deep exploration of herself and her inner world as well as deep exploration of consciousness, Jo has unlocked her shemonic gifts. On this path Jo has had countless teachers. Jo has been taught by Spirit through the shemonic traditions from around the world, by her children, by trees and animals, by pain and joy, by the homeless and the scholars, by each person she meets, by movies, by music, by dance, by breath, and by all the medicines and teachers life has to offer. She continually works to listen and be guided by the divine within everything.

Jo brings deep commitment into helping people discover their inner wisdom and strength while accessing their innate healing abilities. Jo does this with incredible tenderness as well as ferocity when needed.

Their passion stems from witnessing the profound and transformative impact of energy healing and plant medicine in their personal journey of releasing traumas, self-healing, and exploration of consciousness.

Jo possesses a wealth of experience from her work as a social worker, firefighter, and shemonic practitioner. This experience and her open heart bring a unique lens to her work.

This combined with their natural ability has allowed them to hold space for healing for those experiencing physical and mental trauma or difficulties. Their expertise even extends to supporting infants in utero and guiding individuals through the transition of death.