Megan’s interview on The Chakra Way Meditation Podcast with Roseanne
In this Chakra Chat I was joined by Megan Wagner who is a spiritual leader in the Kabbalah tradition and so we talk about The Tree of Life, how this relates so closely to the Chakra System and the Subtle Body. Megan has created some beautiful graphics illustrating the Tree of Life in 33 stunning ceremonial robes, which are also now a set of Oracle cards.
“Megan’s ability to weave and honor multiple traditions ranging from Mystical Judaism and Christianity to Greek mythology, astrology and alchemy was truly impressive. Her visualization exercises and healing rituals got me in touch with archetypes within myself that remain with me as powerful companions. The balance of experiential learning, somatic teaching. and academic learning was skillfully handled.” Elizabeth Hutchins
“Megan has developed an ingenious Psycho-Spiritual model for development of the Self and an emotional/spiritual assessment tool for counselor/client relationships. Her book Awakening with the Tree of Life offers wonderful teachings and transformative processes, serving as a workbook with numerous guided meditations and exercises. Megan holds sacred space in her classes, so participants are safely held in their inner work and interactions. Don’t miss an opportunity to work with Megan!” Sue Gimpel, Starr King student
Megan opened my eyes to a beautiful perspective on how to find my calling. Megan gently guided and encouraged me to be awake and aware. Her teaching brought more passion, empathy, love and sense of purpose in my life. Megan is a wise spiritual leader, a beautiful woman and amazingly insightful in femininity and a mystical path. I love the groups she gathers too. I am honored with the gift of knowing Megan. Svetlana Kostikova
Working with Megan transformed my life. She creates remarkable rituals for growth and wholeness. Karen Baldwin, Interfaith Minister, Author, & Dream Practitioner
Probably the most significant learning I take away from my work with Megan is learning to be a good mother to myself–turning the insight and caring I so freely give to others and offering it to myself in real and healing ways. Story and ritual are ways I learn best and lastingly – Megan uses both brilliantly! I recommend you check out all of Megan’s offerings. Rev. Aida Merriweather, Interfaith Minister