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At the age of 26 she had a profound and surprising spiritual experience that changed her perspective of the world, both in her mind and in the physical plane. After years of wandering around the west, listening within for guidance from inner teachers, and finding humans to teach her what they could, she was told to find a way to share what had happened to her. She realized that she wasn’t the only one, others were experiencing such a calling, as people always had been.
To answer the guidance of her spirit world, she founded of The Institute for the Shamanic Arts in 1999 to help folks connect with their inner world, in their own unique way. She offers workshops, lectures and individual sessions each winter in Tucson, Arizona, and each summer while she travels throughout the western lands of America, documenting the state of our public lands.
By learning to see the state of the natural world around her, she has learned to feel the relationship between mental/spiritual/emotional health, and how the degradation of such qualities leads to the degradation of the treasures of our commonwealth. The Earth.
While Quynn considers herself a woman of no particular lineage, she acknowledges and honors her human ancestors of Europe, Africa and Southeast Native American, as well as those of the animal people.
In her own tradition, Quynn does not call herself a “shaman”,
she is called “Oolah”-one who balances.
She is of the Butterfly People, Raven Clan and Beaver Lodge. Aya!
What is your tradition? What is your Calling? Shamanworld is here to help.
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