Working from a decolonial and re-indigenizing lens, Rev. Raena Wilson is a spiritual guide and embodiment coach who supports others to integrate and express the deep callings of their Wild Soul, to walk more in the exquisite beauty of their Power, Love, and Wisdom. Raena weaves her experience in shamanic service, energy work, intuitive insight, visioning, and trauma-informed somatic coaching to help people deepen their self-knowing, clarity, and empowerment. An unruly mystic whose approach has been described as gently powerful, all-encompassing, and transformative, she follows the energy, and not necessarily the rules or conventional thought. Through her alchemical and unconditional nurturing perspective, she helps clients safely unpack unresolved patterns, realize liberating perspectives, reveal their spiritual gifts, and reclaim their vitality. In her interest to help others attune to their Inner Indigenous Nature—the aspect of us that implicitly knows how to nurture connection to wholeness—she teaches and facilitates the art of being human in order to source from soul and spirit wisdom in practicality. Her ancestral roots include Ilokano, Tagalog, and Pangasinan Filipino lineages with multiple spiritual gifts on her mother’s side, and Celtic and Nordic lines with visioning gifts on her father’s side. She has always felt and followed the call of the Indigenous, via a shamanic path of initiation and spontaneous esoteric experience, sensed and remembered from deep within her bones. She is a Babaylan-inspired* Seer, Healer, Sacred Rebel, Somatic Coach, and Shamanic Guide who seamlessly blends a multimodal, multidimensional approach to facilitate increased well-being and connectedness.
* Babaylan, or “mystical woman” in the Philippines—one who is at once in service as priestess, healer, counselor, sage, seer, warrior, and lifelong learner who increasingly expands her capacity to weave Divine, nature, and human consciousnesses, for peace and well-being.
Definition by Marianita Girlie C. Villariba.
Raena is ordained through Universal Brotherhood Movement, Inc., an Interfaith Ministry.