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Aviaja Rakel Shamanism 2.0
In this profound and deeply moving episode of the Naetif Jen Podcast, we welcome back Aviaja Rakel, an Inuit shamanic practitioner, a friend, and mentor for an enlightening discussion on Shamanism 2.0. Following our previous conversation in Episode 17, we delve deeper into spirituality, Inuit Shamanism, and healing practices that were there long before colonization. This episode is especially significant as it follows Jen's participation in Aviaja's Shamanism courses in Denmark, both the initial Introduction to Shamanism (in Danish) and the recent Shamanic course (in English). Their discussion is an evolution of their journeys that are intertwined with Shamanism, a deep respect and love for one another, and a heart for ancient teachings, connections, and healing in a modern world.
Topics Discussed:
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Introduction to Shamanism 2.0:
- Exploring the evolution and deeper aspects of modern shamanism.
- Differences and advancements from traditional practices.
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Personal Experiences and Insights:
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Jen shares her transformative experiences from attending Aviaja’s shamanic courses.
- Key lessons and sacred teachings were absorbed during the sessions.
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Spirituality and Healing:
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How shamanic practices contribute to personal and collective healing.
- Techniques and rituals used in Inuit shamanism for spiritual growth.
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Teachings and Sacred Circles:
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The importance of shamanic circles in fostering community, sisterhood, and shared wisdom.
- Aviaja’s approach to guiding participants through these sacred gatherings.
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Practical Applications:
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Integrating shamanic teachings into daily life.
- Stories of healing and transformation from Aviaja’s experiences.
Key Takeaways:
- Understanding the depth and significance of modern shamanism.
- The power of shamanic practices in personal development and healing.
- Insights into the unique aspects of Inuit shamanism.
- The role of community and shared practices in spiritual growth.
Keywords:Shamanism, Inuit Shamanism, Spirituality, Healing Practices, Shamanic Circles, Aviaja Rakel, Naetif Jen Podcast, Modern Shamanism, Sacred Teachings, Spiritual Growth, Personal Development, Shamanic Rituals, Shamanic Healing, Transformative Experiences, Sacred Gatherings, Community Healing.
Links and Resources:
- Previous Episode with Aviaja Rakel (Episode 17)
- Aviaja Rakel Instagram
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I was honored to interview Ayyu Qassataq, an Indigenous Iñupiaq and Yup'ik woman, mom, advocate, cancer survivor, keynote speaker, and community leader. With over two decades of experience in leadership and advocacy and a career dedicated to advancing the self-determination and well-being of Alaska Native peoples, Ayyu shares her incredible journey, insights, and the transformative power of her work. From her roles at the First Alaskans Institute to founding her consultancy, Qulliq Munaqtuġuut, Ayyu’s story is one of resilience, empathy, and unwavering dedication to Native people's rights. This modern-day Indigenous advocate warrior is an influential Alaska Native leader dedicated to the self-determination and well-being of all Indigenous people.
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In this episode of The Naetif Jen Podcast, host Jen Jul interviews Yaari Walker, a multitalented Yupik woman from Savoonga, Alaska, on St. Lawrence Island. Yaari is a mother, wife, actor, writer, artist, author, former basketball coach, traditional healer, and addiction specialist. She emulates healing, spirituality, love, and compassion for all.
Yaari published her new book, Aatak Ayguumun Angwaaghnaqi: Keep Paddling Against the Wind.
Yaari discusses her book, her journey, and her experience in HBO’s hit show, True Detective: Night Country. This amazing woman also shares her inspiring journey of overcoming domestic violence, alcoholism, cultural identity, and integrating traditional healing practices. Listen now to her amazing journey.
Yaari discusses her book, her journey, and her experience in HBO’s hit show, True Detective: Night Country. This amazing woman also shares her inspiring journey of overcoming domestic violence, alcoholism, cultural identity, and integrating traditional healing practices. Listen now to her amazing journey.
Key Topics Discussed:
- Yaari's Background: Insights into her life as a mother of seven, grandmother of 16, and her roots in Sivunga.
- Cultural Identity: The significance of being St. Lawrence Island Yupik and the importance of traditional Inuit facial tattoos.
- Overcoming Domestic Violence: Yaari’s personal story of escaping an abusive relationship and rebuilding her life.
- Healing and Forgiveness: Her spiritual journey, including a powerful vision that led to forgiveness.
- Cultural Sensitivity in Therapy: The importance of incorporating traditional healing in modern therapeutic settings.
- Acting Career: Yaari’s experiences in "One with the Whale" and "True Detective," as well as her advocacy for Alaska Native women's issues (MMIW).
- Reviving Traditions: Yaari’s efforts in preserving and teaching traditional practices.
Connect with Yaari:
👉🏽 Aatak Angwaaghnaqi: Keep Paddling Against the Wind
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Episode 30: 49 Life Lessons on My 49th Birthday
Welcome to Episode 30 of the Naetif Jen Podcast! In this special birthday edition, I reflect on my 49 years on this earth and share 49 valuable life lessons I've learned along the way. These insights are meant to inspire, guide, and support you on your own journey.
Join me as I delve into the wisdom I've gathered from my experiences, covering everything from personal growth and self-discovery to relationships and career advice. Whether you're looking to find peace with your past, embrace change, or trust your intuition, this episode is packed with practical tips and heartfelt advice.
In this episode, you'll learn:
- The importance of valuing your loved ones and cherishing the present moment.
- Why material possessions won't bring lasting happiness.
- How to build meaningful relationships and maintain a supportive circle.
- Tips for personal development, such as meditation, continuous learning, and setting boundaries.
- Insights on financial management, including saving, investing, and avoiding debt.
- The significance of kindness, accountability, and authenticity in everyday life.
- Ways to nurture your mental health and heal from past traumas.
- The power of trusting your intuition and staying true to yourself.
Don't miss out on this heartfelt and insightful episode that celebrates life's journey and the lessons learned along the way. Tune in and discover how to apply these lessons to your own life for a more fulfilling and purposeful path.
Listen now and let's celebrate the journey of life together! Cheers! ~Jen
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In this eclipse spring season, I felt compelled to tell you what was on my heart. Spirit moved me to speak this out loud and tell you that you can do hard things. You can face that thing and walk through this season. Whatever seems completely hard right now, know that we've all been there, I hold space for you and I feel you, and we can do hard things together. You are not alone, know that I love you and that we can get through this, whatever it may be. I just wanted to let you know that you are so NOT ALONE in this walk of life and I'm lifting you up and sending you love and light and so much support. You got this.
You can do hard things.
This episode is all about the Spiritual Stories and experiences that I remember growing up. In the past, I would have seen it as 'scary stories' and experiences that didn't make sense. But now, looking back as I'm more healed and evolved, I see it as more Spiritual Stories that I experienced. These are purely my stories as I remember them, and I've never really spoken about them in this way before. They are stories from when I was a child to adulthood, so many spiritual stories that shaped the person I am today. Have a listen and let me know what you think.
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In episode 28 of the Naeitf Jen Podcast, Jen explores the profound journey of self-discovery and living in her purpose. She courageously shares her struggle with imposter syndrome and the realization that true fulfillment lies in embracing their innate spiritual connection.
With candid honesty, Jen delves into the challenges of navigating self-doubt, anxiety, and the relentless pursuit of external validation in various entrepreneurial endeavors. From dabbling in diverse industries to grappling with fears of inadequacy, Jen unveils the raw vulnerability of her journey, highlighting the recurring theme of disconnecting from her authentic self.
Amidst uncertainty, a steadfast anchor returns. Jen reveals the pivotal role of spirit communication in her search for healing, recounting transformative experiences.
Through heartfelt revelations, she invites listeners to embark on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment. From intuitive insights to soulful reflections, this episode promises to ignite and awaken the spirit within.
Join Jen of the Naetif Jen Podcast on a profound exploration of intuition, healing, and embracing one's spiritual connection to everything. It's time to elevate your vibration and embark on a spirit-led life.
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Do you ever feel like a fraud, despite your achievements? You're not alone. Imposter Syndrome plagues even the most accomplished individuals, leaving them questioning their worth and fearing exposure as undeserving. But here's the secret: you have the power to overcome it.
In episode 27, Jen as she delves into her personal journey of conquering Imposter Syndrome. Drawing from decades of experience and insights, she shares actionable strategies to silence the inner critic and reclaim your confidence.
Jen tackles the root causes of Imposter Syndrome head-on, addressing common struggles such as feeling fraudulent, lacking confidence, and fearing failure. With a blend of personal anecdotes, she offers practical tips for anyone to use.
Discover how to shift your mindset, challenge negative self-talk, and embrace your unique strengths. Say goodbye to the limiting beliefs holding you back and confidently step into your full potential.
Key topics covered in this episode include:
- Understanding the mental impacts of Imposter Syndrome
- Strategies for combating self-doubt and boosting confidence
- Overcoming fears of failure and embracing growth opportunities
- Cultivating a mindset of resilience and self-acceptance
Whether you're a seasoned professional or a budding entrepreneur, this episode provides invaluable insights to help you navigate the challenges of Imposter Syndrome and thrive in your endeavors. You can tune in now to unlock the confidence you need to pursue your dreams fearlessly. FFS! Don't let Imposter Syndrome hold you back – it's time to claim your place in the world and shine on!
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Arnârak Patricia Bloch is a Greenlandic Inuk woman 🇬🇱 who is an Actress, Researcher, Mother, and Suicide Prevention Advocate and Educator for Greenland. She exemplifies what it means to be a Strong Indigenous woman who is advocating for her people. Her work includes traveling throughout Greenland to train people how to identify and prevent suicide. She received an award and well-deserved recognition for her work in disseminating knowledge about suicide prevention among professionals in Greenland in her Greenlandic language. She continues to train professionals to give them the tools to help others prevent suicide. Listen to her amazing journey!
You can find more about Arnârak:
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In Greenland: 🇬🇱 If you need help or if you have thoughts about suicide or feel alone, you can contact Tusaannga on tel. 80 11 80 or text 18 99. The conversation is free and anonymous.
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What is the difference between Alaska and Denmark? As an Alaskan expat living in Denmark, I can tell you that I had HUGE realizations after I went to visit home (Alaska). I discuss the differences and compare both places as only I can. It is all about the ties that I hold dear with an explosive ending. Listen now!
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Until next time, stay Naetif! ✨
I did 30+ Mediumship Readings, and I've noticed some common trends. These observations can prove to be extremely valuable in gaining insights into readings, what to expect, and just the things that I experienced in doing readings for people. It was an intimate one-on-one reading with people in the Copenhagen area. This experience was enlightening and mind-blowing because I was bringing so much evidence forward for people and therefore there was a lot of realizations and healing. It seemed as beneficial for me as it was for the people who sat for me.
I'm back with real talk. I talk about what it's really like to live abroad as an Indigenous woman navigating life in a Scandinavian country. I delve into all the things about living abroad that include the hardships, the discrimination, and how I couldn't get a job and what I did about it. For the first time in a long time, I'm not holding back on what it's like to live in Denmark and my journey thus far.
Let me know what you think. 🤙🏾 If you love it, please leave a review and subscribe for more interesting chats about my life abroad, my spiritual calling, and my unconventional journey.
Hi! The Naetif Jen Podcast underwent a bit of a rebrand and here is the Trailer that speaks more about it and what's to come. Get ready to listen to some deep episodes all about spirituality, healing, soulful entrepreneurship, and my life abroad. I talk about all the things and interview some amazing people. Welcome to my unconventional journey!
Coming out…..isn’t that a weird concept. It gives you the sense that something ‘BIG’ is happening, a knowing that will rock your world. Well, it certainly did change my life. This is the episode where I come out of the …
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I had an amazing conversation with Aki-Matilda Høegh-Dam. She is a Greenlandic politician elected to the Danish parliament. She got re-elected for her second term. We talk about her journey to leadership, her activism, decolonization, and all her learning lessons …
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I had an amazing conversation with Aki-Matilda Høegh-Dam. She is a Greenlandic parliamentarian elected to the Danish parliament. We talk about her journey to leadership, her activism, decolonization, and all her learning lessons as an Indigenous woman in politics. She is a beautiful example of strong Indigenous woman amplifying her voice to ensure that the people of Greenland are heard, seen, and protected. Listen to our conversation now to get the full scoop.
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Do you want to start your own podcast? Do you want to know what goes into starting a podcast? Well worry no more, this episode is for this reason alone. I created a “How to Start a Podcast Checklist.” Many …
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Josepha Lauth Thomsen is a Greenlandic Content Creator, mom, wife, entrepreneur, Photographer, Mask Dancer, and Social Media Manager. She is an outgoing, humorous, beautiful, and refreshingly honest person whom I found on Instagram years ago and started following her journey. …
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Here is a Naetif Jen Podcast update. It’s been a while…a long time since I posted a new episode. For that I am sorry. A lot has happened since last fall. A lot has changed. With that comes transitions, growth, …
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Do you want to know what goes into starting a podcast? Well worry no more, I made an episode for this reason alone. Many people want to create a podcast but don't know what it takes to begin, what tools and tech are involved and how do you get it online to places like Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Well worry no more, this episode takes you through what it takes to start a podcast. And, it may not be as complex as you thought. You need to be ready to take a dive into all things Podcasting. And remember, podcasting is about the long game, the more downloads you have, the more people listen to your podcast.
Listen to this episode and let me know what you think (I didn't do a lot of editing on this one;) If you are ready to start podcasting, here is a FREE download of this Podcasting Checklist.
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The Naetif Jen Podcast is about all things Indigenous, hence "Naetif Jen." It was born out of a need to connect as I live far from my Alaskan motherland. I interview amazing Indigenous people and we talk about all the things. This includes life, business, wellness, spirituality, and life abroad. It is through my own self-reflection and guests that I explore the differences between our cultures, but also a commonality of strength, resilience, family, connection, and a deep love and respect for our native people. At the heart of it, I am a storyteller. Welcome to my unconventional journey.
**Josepha is a Greenlandic Content Creator, Entrepreneur, Photographer, Mask Dancer, and Social Media Manager. She is an outgoing, humorous, beautiful, and refreshingly honest person whom I found on Instagram years ago and started following her journey. We talk about her travels, Greenlandic sustainable tourism, trying to have babies, her fantastic photography, mask dancing, and everything in between. She has this ease of being refreshingly open about her struggles as a mom and entrepreneur. At the heart of everything she is a storyteller with an infectious smile and she has this way of teaching us about Greenland and her life through her lens.
Follow her on Instagram:** https://www.instagram.com/child_of_the_arctic. and she is the creator of @faces_of_greenland
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It's been a while...a long time since I posted a new episode. For that I am sorry. A lot has happened since last fall. A lot has changed. With that comes transitions, growth, and healing and that's exactly what I focused on.
Here is what this episode and update is all about:
- Moving back to Denmark from GL
- Spirituality: How I got into shamanism and it gave me a new way
- Indigenous wellness: Movement, food, spirit
- What's to come:)
Thank you for showing up when I couldn't. I appreciate you and as always, I hope I've earned the privilege of your time.
~Naetif Jen
Aviaja Rakel is a profound Greenlandic Inuit woman who comes from a shamanic lineage. She is a brave soul that has returned to her pre-colonized traditional beliefs. We dive right into the conversation with her talking about her craft, she …
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Paninnguaq is an old soul that I had the honor to interview. She is a Greenlandic Inuk, an Artist, a traditional tattoo artist (traditional practitioner of Tunniit), a Mother, a children’s books author, and a student of her Greenlandic Inuit …
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Paninnguaq is an old soul that I had the honor to interview. She is a Greenlandic Inuk, an Artist, a traditional tattoo artist (traditional practitioner of Tunniit), a Mother, a children's books author, and a student of her Greenlandic Inuit culture and traditions. She is from Narsaq, South Greenland. She began in the western tattoo industry, but a shift started in 2016. Paninnguaq started on a professional and personal journey of decolonization by embracing traditional markings in her tattoo art. She co-directed and produced White Paper, a documentary about mining in Greenland and its effect on the health of the ancient land and community. Her aim is cultural preservation.
Again, Paninnguaq is an old soul that I was honored to interview. She is profoundly connected to her culture and I felt that throughout our conversation. You can hear her love for her Inuit people, her culture, the land, and especially her children. We talked about all things Arctic Indigenous womanhood and it felt beautiful and spiritual. I have so much respect for her and her work. Check out this episode and let me know what you think.
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This is my 15th podcast episode since I started and I have learned a few things. Or rather I have narrowed it down to 12 Podcasting Learning Lessons that I have learned the hard way. Take it from me and …
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Episode 14: Guest: Katheryn Larsen: (or Katie Larsen) I had an amazing conversation with Kathryn Larsen. A fellow American like myself has ample experience living in Denmark. She shares her journey and all I can say is…You have to hear …
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Shyanne Beatty is a Han Gwich’in Athabascan originally from Eagle, Alaska. She is a future Glamping Business Owner, an MC, a former Radio Personality, a Professional Communicator, a corporate fundraiser, a Vice President of the Alaska Native Village Corporation Association …
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Ralph Sara is a Yup’ik, Saami, Alaskan, originally from Bethel, Alaska. He is an amazing Bassist, Podcast Host, and Storyteller whom I am so proud to call a friend. Ralph is the host of the Anonymous Eskimo Recovery podcast that …
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Victoria Qutuuq Buschman, PhD On June 2, 2021, Victoria became the first Iñupiaq Dr. of Conservation Biology. She is Iñupiaq Inuit living on Kalaallit Nunaat land (Greenland). She is a well-traveled wildlife and Conservation Biologist, a researcher, and a Climber. …
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This is my generational trauma story. This was a very personal and hard story to tell. But it is important to shed light on the topic and openly talk about it. For most of my life, it was ‘taboo’ to …
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Qupanuk Olsen is a Greenlandic Content creator. She created the Facebook page, Q’s Greenland and she has amassed a huge following on Tiktok as well. Through social media, she shows the world, Greenland through her lens, a Greenlandic Inuit woman. …
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What is digital marketing? And why is it important to know? It’s important because it is in our everyday lives because we are online daily. Check out this episode to get a basic understanding of Digital Marketing and what it …
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I had the honor of interviewing my first guest on the Naetif Jen Podcast. My first guest, Aka Hansen is a noteworthy leader in the ‘decolonize’ movement in Greenland, an advocate for the LGBTQ community, and her visual storytelling as …
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For the past decade or so, I’ve kept a running list of the life lessons I’ve learned. I would keep it in my notes on my phone and add to it as life happened. It is something that I thought …
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Here are the 10 Things I learned from working for an international Danish shipping company here in Greenland. There are some harsh truths here but they unfairly terminated me. These are the aspects that I learned from working there for …
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I made this episode when I just got fired. I was shocked and reeling for it. It was so crazy how it all happened. Anyways…I will maintain that I was unfairly terminated from my job. Now besides my livelihood is …
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Here is my personal finance journey. It includes all the things I learned, actively did to improve my financial situation for me and my family. Its a wild ride when it comes to money, but its one that everyone must …
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This is an introduction to the Naetif Jen podcast. It is a ‘why I started this, kind of first episode. It about my past, who I am and where I come from, the present, the future and generally an Introduction …
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