Thank you for stopping and listening to your inner guidance. It is an honor and a privilege to share with you my dreams, thoughts, and inspirations
My mission in life is to help those that are seeking, find ways to heal themselves. As a steward of the Earth, I help to bring awareness to others about the earth and the importance of looking after it. I grew up in the country and have a deep love of nature, communicating with animals, trees, plants, birds, water, air and all living things. Everything has a spirit and understands when someone has a helping spirit. It is nature and the ancestors of this land that calls to you.
The ancestors named me Shawnodese, which I understand is Chippewa meaning Coyote and I absolutely love the name it fits so well. I’ve discovered that someone with mixed indigenous blood is a coyote. My DNA lineage is Native American Indian Apache and Navajo. As a healer I have a foot in both worlds most of the time. That too is a coyote. So it is with pride that I walk as a Coyote while walking with the Coyotes of this land and the Coyote Medicine.
The Coyote’s Technique, is a blend of various methods and healing techniques. For years, when people asked what kind of modalities do I offer, my response would be: “It’s A Spiritual Stew. There’s a little bit of everything in it.” I call to the higher spirits and use what is most needed for that individuals healing process at that time. Therefore, no two sessions are the same.
Sacred Fire Ceremony, Part of the Global community that held space for Angaangaq (Man who looks like his uncle) While he and other Elders from around the world fulfilled a 20,000 year old prophecy of bringing the fire back to the top of the world. At Coyote Springs many came and we became part of this legacy.
April 2010 Coyote with Elder Vern Harper and his nephew Bruce after a sweatlodge ceremony at Elder Vern’s land just outside of Guelph Ontario.
Shamans Conference PantherKill Mountain, Catskill Mountains New York State 2009. Coyote with Mongolian Shaman Sarandavaa
Shamans Conference 2009 Menla Mountion Retreat, New York State. Coyote with Mandaza Augustine Kandemwa a Shona medicine man. He is widely recognized in Southern Africa as a traditional healer (nganga). Mandaza tours North America each year teaching and healing raising funds for his orphanage in South Africa.You can donate to “Tatenda” which is a charity that all money goes to Mandaza. I first met Mandaza in 2008 at Northern Edge Algonquin while on a vision quest in Algonquin Park for a week. He is a beautiful spirit.
Contact Coyote for inquiries and bookings
705-854-0889
Email: coyote_is@msn.com
