Shilo has been called by the Ancestors. For the past two years she has been preparing to travel to Africa and study with PH, a traditional shaman called a sangoma. What does this mean? Gretchen, an American Sangoma shares: “A sangoma is an African traditional healer who merges with her ancestors for the purpose of […]
Shilo Morningstar, granddaughter of Ojibway elder Norman Nadeau, grew up immersed in earth-based spirituality, deeply connected to nature. With summers spent exploring the Idaho Wilderness, her reverence for the natural world deepened. Guided by mentors like Sandra Ingerman, Michael Harner, and P.H. Mntshali through the Foundation for Shamanic Studies, she developed her innate ability to communicate with the spirit realm. Shilo, a shamanic counselor and healer, holds a master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from John F. Kennedy University and a Bachelors of Science degree from Boise State University. She completed Sandra Ingerman’s 2-Year Teacher Training and the Foundation for Shamanic Studies 3 Year Program, also serving as one of Sandra Ingerman’s Medicine for the Earth teachers.
