Glowup with Shaman Isis Premiere Teaser with Rachel Thompson

Teaser for the premiere episode of Glowup with Shaman isis with special guest 8 time award-winning author, publishing guru and survivor Rachel Thompson. 

Spiritual guru, two-time #1 best-selling author, and higher consciousness advocate Shaman Isis (aka Cynthia L. Elliott) is on a mission to turn the tide of the mental and spiritual health crisis with mindfulness practices, incredible events, powerful content, and motivational storytelling that inspire your heroes journey! Learn more about her books, courses, speaking engagements, book signings, and appearances at ShamanIsis.com.

Ready for a life transformation? Ready to bring your dreams to life? Then you will want Glowup With Shaman Isis: The Collection of inspiring books and courses filled with life lessons and practices that raise your vibration and consciousness. 

Transcript

Speaker 1: 0:57

We are living in unprecedented times. Not only have we entered the age of Aquarius, but we've entered the age of AI. Humanity is about to undergo the most dramatic transformation ever, and I believe that makes it the perfect time for us to address the global mental health crisis. I believe it is through raising human consciousness that we gift people with the tools they need for emotional and mental mastery. Hi, I'm spiritual teacher and speaker, Shaman Isis, and I'm on a one-woman mission to raise human consciousness by teaching spiritual practices and sharing incredible people's hero's journeys. Join me on glow up with shaman Isis for inspiration for your hero's journey. If you're ready for transformation, check out glow up with shaman Isis the collection of books and courses.

Speaker 2: 1:53

So yeah, so it happened when I was 11, right, I did not initially say anything because I was, I'd been threatened and I was terrified. And I had a younger sister who was a baby and he had threatened her, and so it just I would. I became a very closed off, quiet, as most writers are very introverted and quiet. Anyway, I was the middle of three girls, so I was, of course, the middle child, right, but when it happened I was really afraid to say anything. And then, eventually, the sheriffs came around. They sent a female sheriff to talk with his, his victims, of which I was one of three. And then that's when I just sort of broke down and said, you know, because I really thought I believed him, I didn't know that I would go to jail, that I was doing something wrong, right. So that was really, that was really terrifying.

Speaker 2: 2:47

And then I started checking all the windows, checking all the doors, making sure everything was locked and nobody could get in, because my younger sister's room faced the neighbors, so I was just like always going in and closing the drapes because I just didn't want anybody looking in, but it didn't make any sense to my parents. I'd be wandering around checking doors at night, and you know my dad has always been very good about locking doors, so it just didn't make a lot of sense. But they didn't put anything together until it all came out. And then I did testify in a civil trial as well as a military trial, and, um, he was um court-martialed and lost his pension. Um, and his family blamed me for that. So I had to end up going to school with his five kids, and, and, and, and, and.