A year later, Bernard Alvarez revisits his PBS Echo TV feature at Hoot and Holler in Roanoke—sharing a powerful night of supernatural storytelling, a shamanic vision quest, and a real-life home cleansing encounter.

Bernard Alvarez shares his approach to shadow work, trauma-informed spirituality, recovery, and earth-based practices for authentic healing and transformation.

Colonization was not a single violent event. It was a coordinated, multi-century strategy of invasion, land theft, forced conversion, cultural erasure, and economic extraction. Empires like the Spanish Empire and the British Empire did not simply “discover” lands — they reorganized entire worlds to benefit themselves.

Religious trauma is real. Familial trauma wrapped in religion is even more complex. Because now the people who were supposed to protect you believe they are saving you. The harm comes with a smile. The control comes dressed as love.

My heart is shattered beyond words. On Sunday, my beautiful 15-year-old son Daniel crossed over, and I can barely breathe under the...

This day serves as a poignant reminder of the painful history of colonization and the resilience of Indigenous peoples.

As of today, several states, including Maine, New Mexico, and Vermont, officially recognize Indigenous Peoples' Day, and the movement contin

Join us on a transformative journey as we delve into the world of Bernard Alvarez, a renowned shamanic and pagan teacher whose wisdom and in

In various spiritual traditions around the world, the reverence for elders holds a central place. Indigenous, pagan, and occult...

In the web of existence, we are the weavers, the creatrixes of our reality. It begins with the recognition that our outlook on life is...