Soul Journey Guidance

One phrase I hear often is, “Women should support other women.” It sounds beautiful, and in many cases, it is true. But through my own journey as a business owner, healer, teacher, and community builder, I’ve learned that support doesn’t always come from where we expect it to. I’ve met people I have gladly shared…

People often say they want a different life. They want healthier relationships. More peace. More abundance. Better health. More meaningful work. They want to feel loved, respected, seen, and fulfilled. Yet many continue to repeat the same patterns, walk the same paths, and remain surrounded by the same energy that has kept them stuck. The…

By Christina Shipman, Soul Journey Guidance Have you ever felt like there were words trapped inside you? Words you never spoke. Pain you never expressed. Truths you buried to keep the peace. Needs you ignored because everyone else’s needs seemed more important. Many spiritual traditions teach that the throat chakra, also known as Vishuddha, is…

Understanding the Full Picture Behind $120–$600+ Sessions When people see my session prices ranging from $120 to $600 or more, they are usually only seeing the time spent in the session. What they don’t see is everything it takes to create a safe, grounded, deeply intentional healing experience from beginning to end. This work is…

There is something sacred about what we almost throw away. The dried rose is often seen as the end of beauty—petals curled, color deepened, life faded from its soft, fresh bloom. But today, I was reminded that it is not the end at all. It is transformation. It is wisdom. It is medicine in another…

Today I had a conversation that wasn’t soft, wasn’t sugar-coated, and wasn’t gentle. It was real. A friend reached out to me because they know how I am. I’m not the person you call when you want comfort in your confusion. I’m the person you call when you want truth—the kind that doesn’t let you…

There are moments in life that don’t feel dramatic in their ending, yet they still carry a quiet weight. A soft closing. A natural fading. Something that once felt alive slowly begins to wither, and we find ourselves standing in the space between what was and what is no longer. Someone I was seeing once…

In today’s world, connection moves fast. We are no longer in a time of waiting weeks for letters or saving up for a single long-distance phone call. Communication is instant—messages, voice notes, photos, and calls are all available within seconds. Because of this, relationships have also shifted. The pace of connection has changed, but our…

There’s something about the ritual of coffee that feels like coming home. Growing up, coffee was always in the background of life. A percolator gently bubbling on the stove for my grandfather. My grandmother’s old countertop coffee maker humming through the morning. It wasn’t just a drink—it was atmosphere. It was presence. It was what…