Show Notes
This episode of Skin Talks takes you beyond serums and routines into the unseen world of shamanism, soul care and ancestral healing. What if true wellness isn’t just skin-deep, but rooted in spirit? In this powerful conversation, mother-daughter hosts Beate and Natascha welcome Debra Must, a 30-year healthcare veteran turned shamanic practitioner, to reveal how honoring your ancestors, journeying with drumbeats and awakening your divine essence can reshape your physical, emotional and spiritual health.
Hosted by Beate and Natascha from Boutique Skin Envie, this episode dives into:
• Debra’s path from Western medicine to shamanic practice
• The meaning of “animism” and why everything has a soul
• Core shamanic tools: drumming, journeying, soul retrieval
• Ancestral influences: healing inherited trauma and reclaiming life force
• Emergence vs. emergency: choosing a higher-consciousness response to today’s world
• Simple daily practices to support your soul
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