Annie Spencer | Medicine Festival 2023

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Published 2024-07-25
“There will never be another you. Spirit has made you this one time only. Try and express the best of yourself because it’s life’s one chance to experience you.”

Thank you Annie for sharing your wisdom with us ✨

Annie Spencer is a ceremonialist and workshop leader who has been running groups and trainings for nearly 40 years and with a background in humanistic psychology and earth-based spiritual traditions, she is skilled at moving between spiritual teachings and the disciplines of psychology.

She was apprenticed in a North American tradition in the ‘80’s and has studied Mayan teachings from Guatemala for the past 15 years. Annie does not forget the traditions of her own land and hopes to enliven and strengthen them with the teachings she brings from other ancient ways.

Exploring eldership is Annie’s current journey as she believes that their wisdom is essential for a balanced society and yet they are seldom valued in our current culture. This is particularly true for women. As a ceremonialist, Annie opens pathways for others – illuminating their life’s journeys.

Her primary interest is the renewal of ancient ceremonial forms for creating a path of beauty upon Grandmother Earth.

We have just uploaded the full-length interview to our YouTube and invite you to sit with the beautiful, unfolding wisdom Annie offers us.

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Interview, filming & edit: Soul Focus Media
Camera Assistant and 2nd AC: Remi Bumstead
All Comments (21)
  • @admi1191
    We have psychotropic plants everywhere and Ayahuasca might be right for the people of that land it goes in but we need to be in resonance with the plant teachers of our own earth. We have forgotten our herbal knowledge and need to relearn it. My great grandfather knew about these things and he made is own oking mixtures from plants he found in the fields around the village. We need to regain our list folklore and our understanding of phytochemistry, and if we want to work in harmony. To look at the indigenous plants and mushrooms that grow in the land we chose to incarnate. Blessings to all the wise women!
  • @JukieBear
    Thank You…Much Gratitude and love to you. I am so supported by your sharing. I am grateful🫶🏼💓🙏
  • @brianburkart
    Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. So so so much.
  • @kaitlinmeadows6273
    Cleansing spirit, removing self-fed toxins, filling the space with joy!
  • @merryfergie
    Thank you. I have learned to use the medicine as a short cut, And integrate the knowledge received for decades
  • @keysofmagic
    That is one thought I've had about "plant medicine" in order to be taught by plants. I'm like, "Wo! Hold up there on the plant demise for that! Just ask one that's living!!!" Trees are chatty as hell.