Sharon Whitethunder

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Sharon Whitethunder
Healing Energy Practitioner | Intuitive Healer | Empowerment Coach
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Sharon has been working with Healing Energy and Intuitive Healing for over 20 years. From a young age, her innate ability to calm, counsel, and connect with others was evident. Honoring her deep spiritual connection, she was given the spirit name Wondering Silver Wolf in ceremony by a respected Dene Pipe Carrier.
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As an EarthKeeper, Reiki Master, and Empowerment Coach, Sharon blends diverse healing traditions, including Peruvian/Inka, Pagan, Druid, Buddhist, and Norse Shamanism. A certified Life Skills Coach and group facilitator for 28 years, she has worked with a wide range of communities,
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Youth at risk
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Individuals facing addiction, trauma, and abuse
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Indigenous girls in group homes
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Her Reiki journey began in 2003, and she became a Reiki Master in 2010. In 2008, she trained as an EarthKeeper under two Mesa Carriers, learning the Munay Ki Rites, Fire Ceremony, and Anyi Despacho—Shamanic practices rooted in the traditions of the Lakia, the ancestors of the Inca. Over time, she expanded her practice to incorporate Norse Shamanic techniques, deepening her connection to ancient wisdom.
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Sharon’s approach to healing is a daily practice of growth, evolution, and service. She was honored to present her creation, BearFoot Bliss™—a Sacred Walk with Elementals & Nature Spirits, at the University of Winnipeg, where she shared her passion for empowerment, meditation, energy work, and healing.
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Dedicated to guiding others on their personal journeys, Sharon helps people release limiting patterns, awaken their gifts, and step into their true power. Through transformative workshops and one-on-one guidance, she empowers empaths, sensitives, and gifted individuals to navigate the world with confidence and clarity.
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At the heart of her work, Sharon values authenticity, integrity, and service. She describes herself as:
"I am what I need to be... when I need to be it."
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She is here to walk beside you on your path—because in the end, we are all walking each other home.
Sharon participates positive activism with responsible expression and energy. She was invited to join in a hip hop song to express our unity to protecting the water, the Earth and all living things. The song she sang was a water song called "Nichi Ti Ti"...It is sung to grow the fire and the seeds of the rites you receive, which nourishes the initiation of rights of Munay Ki, Her participation in this song was to grow the seeds of truth and to heal Mother Earth