About Nancy Lankston

NancyL

Dreamer, feminista, author, nature lover,
shamanic healer and guide

🌙🌳🌿🌀🌲🌱💗

As a child, I played in a beautiful oak forest that surrounded my home in the Midwest. Climbing trees, playing in a muddy creek, chasing fireflies, swimming like a mermaid… these are the experiences that shaped me.

I live in the Rocky Mountains now., but I still look for any excuse to be out communing with wild Mother Nature. And I love helping others reconnect with the Soul of Nature through my Dreaming Wild events.

“Let her be
For her heart is filled with stardust
Her soul is as wild and free
As the wind.”

~Athey Thompson

I have been a healer my entire adult life; I began my career as an ICU nurse many moons ago. In 1998, I opened a private healing practice in the Midwest. In those early days, I used CranioSacral Therapy and Reiki to help adults and children of all ages. Today, my healing sessions have evolved into a potent mix of energetic, shamanic and Craniosacral methods. And all of my sessions are done by phone now — a big shift from the days when I was an ICU nurse at the bedside!

Art by Maartje van Dokkum

I am fascinated by the rhythmic cycles of the moon. For me, the moon symbolizes quiet, mysterious, yin wisdom. Many of my shamanic practices are grounded in nurturing yin moon energy.

Besides offering healing sessions, I love to explore and tell others about these yin feminine energies that have been denigrated, dismissed and suppressed in this culture for thousands of years. This is the wild feminine path that I share in my blog on this web site..

I will no longer whisper my prayers in secret
for fear of being called a wild-eyed witch.
Look for me in the forest,

Singing to the Moon and stars.

Note: Both feminine and masculine energies run through every human. Subtle, cool, yin energies like the moon are traditionally labelled feminine and associated with females. But these energies are part of every single person, regardless of gender.

My Credentials

Heal and Bloom

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