A Shamanic Experience- A Sacred Travel Podcast

A Shamanic Experience invites you to travel beyond maps and into the spirit of place. I’m Katie Weatherup, a shamanic practitioner and solo traveler. If you believe the wind can whisper secrets, rivers carry wisdom, and mountains hold ancient memory, you’re in the right place. In each episode, we’ll explore the energies, guardians, and healing gifts of lands both far away and close to home, as well as the logistics of getting there and back again with practical travel tips. Whether you’re traveling in person or journeying vicariously from your favorite chair, I hope this podcast helps you discover how to connect with land magic both at home and in your travels. May your journeys—whether physical or spiritual—be easeful, magical, and deeply nourishing. Come wander with me into landscapes seen and unseen, and uncover how the Earth speaks to your soul.

006- Energetic Transmissions in the British Museum: A Shamanic Traveler’s Story 11/30/2025

006- Energetic Transmissions in the British Museum: A Shamanic Traveler’s Story In this episode, I share a shamanic traveler’s experience of the British Museum — sitting with sacred objects of power, navigating the colonial complexity, and noticing how intensely a place like this can light up an energetically sensitive system. The British Museum is an extraordinary and complicated place — a building filled with sacred objects and beautiful artifacts, many of which were taken from colonized cultures without consent. In this episode, I hold that complexity while also sharing the very real energetic richness of being in the presence of so many power objects in one place. I talk about what it was like to move through room after room of potent statues, ceremonial objects, and archetypal presences, and how my dreams spent weeks unpacking the transmissions afterward. I also explore how our past lives, magical traditions, and personal archetypal relationships shape which pieces “light up” for us, and why two people can walk through the same gallery and have completely different experiences. Along the way, I offer some gentle practical guidance for energetic sensitives on how to pace yourself in places filled with sacred objects, and how to honor both your ethics and your lived experience of magic. Want more shamanic podcast content? Check out my "Practical Shamanism Podcast". Also, my Shamanic Experience YouTube Channel has complementary info Want to support my work and be supported by my team of guides? Check out my membership offer: Want even more audio content from me? Check out my online academy at Sound editing by Kev Young. You can reach them at DISCLAIMER: The suggestions and information provided here are intended for personal growth and exploration. The content of this podcast is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice or psychological treatment. Please seek the advice of your doctor or other qualified health care provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical or mental health condition. To learn more about me and my work, please visit my website at /episode/index/show/cd8332ce-b206-49ab-a8f7-b092a5b20df3/id/39206880

005- A Shamanic Experience at Rosslyn Chapel: Green Men, Mystery, and Discernment 10/21/2025

005- A Shamanic Experience at Rosslyn Chapel: Green Men, Mystery, and Discernment I toured Rosslyn Chapel, famous from The Da Vinci Code and beloved by many in my community. The ley lines are strong. The carvings are wild and beautiful, especially the many Green Man faces. Yet it wasn't my spot. Later on the trip, Glastonbury and the Chalice Well felt like home. This contrast taught me a lot about energetic affinity. Why it matters A site can be powerful and still not be your medicine. Travel gets easier and richer when we trust our direct felt sense. Recommendations are useful, yet your own alignment is the compass that counts. Highlights Power vs. affinity: respecting a place even when it is not for you Green Man carvings and nature motifs inside a Christian chapel Using comparisons to learn your preferences, like Glastonbury vs. Rosslyn Building a personal map of places that nourish you Practical tips Do a quick check in your body before planning long visits or ceremonies If a friend’s taste aligns with yours, weight their recs more heavily Allow spacious timing so you can leave early or linger as needed Pair busy sites with nearby nature where you can recalibrate Invitation Trust your senses. Let yourself love what loves you back. Your shamanic experience is one true layer. Someone else may meet a different one. Want more shamanic podcast content? Check out my "Practical Shamanism Podcast". Also, my Shamanic Experience YouTube Channel has complementary info Want to support my work and be supported by my team of guides? Check out my membership offer: Want even more audio content from me? Check out my online academy at Sound editing by Kev Young. You can reach them at DISCLAIMER: The suggestions and information provided here are intended for personal growth and exploration. The content of this podcast is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice or psychological treatment. Please seek the advice of your doctor or other qualified health care provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical or mental health condition. To learn more about me and my work, please visit my website at /episode/index/show/cd8332ce-b206-49ab-a8f7-b092a5b20df3/id/38601355

004- A Shamanic Experience in Peru (Part 2): Machu Picchu, Moon Temple, and Wise Choices 10/21/2025

004- A Shamanic Experience in Peru (Part 2): Machu Picchu, Moon Temple, and Wise Choices What I explore Two Peru trips became anchor memories for me. In this follow-up I focus on practical navigation: how guides and drivers work, why some stops are curated for commissions, and how to choose sites that let you drop in. I share my favorite quiet moments at Machu Picchu and why the Temple of the Moon near Cusco is worth the detour. Why it matters The Andes are generous. Discernment lets you receive that generosity without unnecessary entanglements. I offer clear frames for shopping glamours, ceremony containers, and plant-medicine tourism so you can stay centered, protected, and open. Highlights Temple of the Moon for spacious energy and fewer crowds Late-afternoon Machu Picchu from the agricultural terraces for stillness The Sun Gate hike as an initiation into meeting discomfort with grace Understanding tour kickbacks so you can choose aligned stops Practical tips Altitude and weather shift fast. Hydrate, carry layers, pace yourself. Bug spray is your friend in Aguas Calientes and river areas. Lodging can be unheated at altitude. Confirm heat before you book. Use vetted transport in cities. Ask your hotel for current guidance. Share your route with your group. Sacred awe stretches clocks. Energy hygiene and discernment Choose practitioners with integrity and small groups for any ceremony. If something feels glamoured, step away and check again later. Plant-medicine tourism can open vulnerability. Strong container or skip. Walk with protection. Decline energetic engagement that is not yours. Want more shamanic podcast content? Check out my "Practical Shamanism Podcast". Also, my Shamanic Experience YouTube Channel has complementary info Want to support my work and be supported by my team of guides? Check out my membership offer: Want even more audio content from me? Check out my online academy at Sound editing by Kev Young. You can reach them at DISCLAIMER: The suggestions and information provided here are intended for personal growth and exploration. The content of this podcast is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice or psychological treatment. Please seek the advice of your doctor or other qualified health care provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical or mental health condition. To learn more about me and my work, please visit my website at /episode/index/show/cd8332ce-b206-49ab-a8f7-b092a5b20df3/id/38601275

003- A Shamanic Experience in Peru (Part 1): Land Magic, Living Lineages, Wise Travel 10/21/2025

003- A Shamanic Experience in Peru (Part 1): Land Magic, Living Lineages, Wise Travel I took two close-together trips to Peru: first as a participant, then leading my own small group. We based in Cusco, moved through the Sacred Valley, and took the train to Machu Picchu. I talk about sensing energy at Incan sites, traveling within the “Gringo Trail” infrastructure, and how wide, open landscapes still offer deep, personal experiences. Why it matters on the path The Andes hold potent, generous medicine—and Peru also holds a living, unbroken shamanic lineage. That combination invites reverence and discernment. I share practical stories about guides, group pacing, energetic “layers” of a site, and the difference between nourishing power and manipulative glamour. Discernment notes Shopping: notice “glamour” energy; some market items are imported. Buy what still feels right after you step away. Ceremony: beautiful options exist; choose practitioners with integrity and clear containers. Plant medicine tourism: vulnerability requires strong space holding. High doses and weak containers can create harm. Pause, research, and listen to your intuition. Energy hygiene: walk with protection, stay centered, avoid engaging with overtly manipulative magic. Highlights & stories Traveling with a caring local driver and guide; how support shapes the experience Feeling the power lines at ruins and choosing which layer to engage Group travel realities on sacred land (herding cats with love) A despacho ceremony that became a lifelong touchstone One rare energetic attack—what I did, and why I didn’t “engage back” Practical tips The dollar goes far; invest in good local support for transport and guiding Use the tourist infrastructure for ease, then find your quiet corners on site Set clear meeting times with groups; sacred awe stretches clocks Safety basics in cities: vetted taxis, situational awareness, trusted recommendations Want more shamanic podcast content? Check out my "Practical Shamanism Podcast". Also, my Shamanic Experience YouTube Channel has complementary info Want to support my work and be supported by my team of guides? Check out my membership offer: Want even more audio content from me? Check out my online academy at Sound editing by Kev Young. You can reach them at DISCLAIMER: The suggestions and information provided here are intended for personal growth and exploration. The content of this podcast is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice or psychological treatment. Please seek the advice of your doctor or other qualified health care provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical or mental health condition. To learn more about me and my work, please visit my website at /episode/index/show/cd8332ce-b206-49ab-a8f7-b092a5b20df3/id/38601230

002- A Shamanic Experience in the Yukon: Where Solitude Opens the Senses 10/21/2025

002- A Shamanic Experience in the Yukon: Where Solitude Opens the Senses I flew into Whitehorse in early May and spent unhurried days along the Alaska Highway—lakefront base, turquoise rivers, thawing lakes, wildlife at dusk, and a blissfully quiet landscape. The Yukon felt potent yet kind: sacral replenishment, heart opening, and a steady, nourishing field that invited slow travel and real listening. Highlights Carcross, Emerald Lake, Miles Canyon, and a serene side road to Kusawa Lake Soaking at Nordic-style hot springs; saunas and cold plunges to settle the nervous system Long evening light for wildlife viewing; open roads before peak season Solo wandering to reduce empathic noise and hear the land more clearly Practical Early May is mercurial: bring layers and plan for some snow on trails Pre-season quiet = fewer crowds, patchy cell service Safety: carry bear spray, share your route, choose well-maintained side roads Invitation Meet the guardian of the land in journey, offer what’s appropriate, and let the place set the pace. Slow down, linger, listen. Want more shamanic podcast content? Check out my "Practical Shamanism Podcast". Also, my Shamanic Experience YouTube Channel has complementary info Want to support my work and be supported by my team of guides? Check out my membership offer: Want even more audio content from me? Check out my online academy at Sound editing by Kev Young. You can reach them at DISCLAIMER: The suggestions and information provided here are intended for personal growth and exploration. The content of this podcast is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice or psychological treatment. Please seek the advice of your doctor or other qualified health care provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical or mental health condition. To learn more about me and my work, please visit my website at /episode/index/show/cd8332ce-b206-49ab-a8f7-b092a5b20df3/id/38601115

001- Welcome to A Shamanic Experience: Sacred Travel, Practical Soul 10/21/2025

A Shamanic Experience- A Sacred Travel Podcast

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