Rachel White is known as “The Skeptical Shaman” for her inherent pragmatism and intellectual curiosity. Her career took a different path than most – she spent several decades in high-level strategy roles in corporate America as she created her shamanic practice. Today, Rachel takes a no-BS approach to spirituality and encourages people to maintain a healthy sense of skepticism, while keeping an open mind – ultimately using spiritual tools and technologies that have tangible, real-world value.
In this episode of A Psychic’s Story, Rachel shares how her spiritual journey began as a child with psychic experiences. Yet later in her younger adult life, after leaving organized religion, she considered herself an atheist. Fast forward to a transformative experience that occurred over a three-day period and changed the course of her life. This incident was a catalyst to study, research, seminars, and meditation. Not being able to find a mentor, Rachel discovered the best way to learn was to do it. She started TOTEM Readings to help make the spiritual connections she found so valuable.
For more information about Rachel, her virtual events, spiritual transformation coaching services, or to schedule a reading, visit her website or Instagram @totemrach. You can also visit her Etsy shop to see her hand-made TOTEM Flower Essences, or Amazon to purchase her TOTEM Tarot Deck.
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