Nicole is a graduate of the Four Winds Society’s Healing the Light Body Program, having studied with Alberto Villoldo, Linda Fitch, and directly with the Q’ero shamans and medicine people of Peru. She has had many years of experience facilitating groups, and has taught over 150 workshops and retreats consisting of a wide variety of energetic and healing practices, including the shamanic practices of the Medicine Wheel and Healing the Light Body Practitioners. 

What is it?

The medicine wheel is a nondogmatic four part consecutive series offered in a 9 month time frame. Each class working with the Andean archetypes and the 4 cardinal directions. 

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You will receive the nine ancient rites and ancient energy wisdom knowledge tools to empower your life to self-reference your joy, natural talents and maps to help assist and navigate the ever changing situations we encounter throughout our lives.

You will become a full mesa carrier of the Andean tradition. Initiated into stewardship of the earth and all her children.

• You will create a unconditional loving Ayllu (tribe) of medicine  men and women on this physical plain as well as throughout all timelines.  

• You will learn the ancient energetic anatomy and how to source and heal this sacred bubble. 

• You will learn the indigenous maps of the lower, middle and upper worlds through guided journeys and how to work with these realms. 

• You will create a deeper relationship to ceremony and the earth.

Plus many tools and ancient stories passed through generations.

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“Indigenous cultures across the globe have long thrived on a profound connection to nature, spirituality, and communal well-being. Among the rich tapestry of their traditions, the Medicine Wheel stands out as a powerful symbol, embodying a holistic approach to health and balance. Rooted in the spiritual wisdom of global tribes, the Medicine Wheel serves as a guiding force, weaving together physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual aspects of life into a harmonious whole.

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The Medicine Wheel is not a monolithic concept; its form and symbolism vary among different Indigenous nations.  The core philosophy remains consistent — the Medicine Wheel is a sacred circle representing the interconnectedness of all life.

Historically, the Medicine Wheel has roots that stretch back thousands of years. It was not only a tool for healing but also a compass for navigating the complexities of existence. The traditional circular design is often divided into four quadrants, each corresponding to a cardinal direction — North, East, South, and West. Each direction carries unique symbolism, color associations, and spiritual attributes.

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The Medicine Wheel stands as a testament to the enduring wisdom of indigenous cultures, offering a holistic framework for well-being and harmony. Beyond its physical representation, the Medicine Wheel is a living embodiment of a worldview that recognizes the interconnectedness of all life”    

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-Sourced and copied from “Significance on the Medicine Wheel in Indigenous Cultures”, by Dashayne Morin