Sunday Service – Interview with a Shaman: “Trust Me, I’m Not Always Right”

Using an interview structure, the service leader will lead a lively discussion on Shamanism, self-forgiveness, letting go, healing, anger, ritual, and love. If time permits, a question and answer period will follow.

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Speaker, Mah’koos Merrie

Mah’koos is an acknowledged Canadian Métis Elder from Northern Alberta as well as a 4th Generation Shaman, Spiritual Guide and certified Reiki Master and Practitioner.

The name Mah’koos, meaning bear cub, was given to him in recognition of his contribution. He is a seasoned keynote speaker and workshop presenter. His workshop “Medicine Wheel Training” has been presented at leading education centers across Canada.

In addition to his numerous workshops, Mah’koos contributes knowledge via sweat lodge, drum, rock, crystal, eagle feather, sweetgrass, canoe, Ojibway and star blanket teachings as well as Finding Voices in a Sacred Circle, Talking Circle and Forgiveness Circle.

Mah’koos is available for personal tobacco readings, healing ceremonies, reiki, cultural teachings and spiritual workshops.

There is an opportunity for ‘social time’ in person (with coffee) or online following the service – a time to connect with friends old and new.

Westwood runs weekly services, September through June, bringing a variety of speakers on a wide range of topics.  Please check back for updates on this Sunday’s service.