Like Laura, I love this. Can’t get enough on Shadow work, which increasingly calls to be nipped in the bud if you want to move into a more expansive and magickal way of living, AND if you want to move through the constant vicious circles that challenge you. This is a great faery tale highlighting two of my favorite things – rabbits/hares and dragons (which I also happen to wear as my own “Shadow” integrated sacred tattoos supporting embodiment of transmutation. This faery tale and the descriptive explanation, takes you step by step through the journey, making it very easy to understand the symbolism and process you can apply in your own life to work with the Shadow.
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Tania Marie is a writer, visionary artist, Reiki Master Teacher, intuitive guide, and energy alchemist whose life and work have grown from more than three decades of exploring the creative healing arts, metaphysical studies, and the living relationship between nature, spirit, and the heart.
Her practice has become less about what she does and more about how she lives—listening deeply, following what feels alive, and allowing creativity, healing, and everyday experience to become part of the art of being.
She is the author of *Spiritual Skin* and creator of the 11-episode YouTube series *Talks With Crystal Skulls*. Her lifelong relationship with crystals and crystal skulls continues quietly behind the scenes, while her deep connection with rabbits has profoundly shaped the way she experiences presence, wonder, and the quiet language of the heart.
Egypt has also become one of Tania's greatest teachers and a profound part of her ongoing journey of remembrance, empowerment, and embodied aliveness. Her relationship with the land has naturally grown into meaningful creative partnerships and opportunities to share its living wisdom with others.
Today, Tania devotes much of her time to writing, photography, inspired offerings, sacred journeys, and following the ever-evolving invitations of a life lived in relationship with the living world.
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