In this soulful episode of The Soul Call with Kelly B, I’m joined by Fotoula Adrimi, shamanic teacher, author, and founder of The ISIS School of Holistic Health.
We explore her Greek ancestral roots, her powerful initiation into shamanism in Scotland, and the deep teachings she now shares through the Priestess of the Moon path and Egyptian mysticism. Fotoula speaks on living shamanically, working from the heart, honouring the cycles of life, and reclaiming the sacred power of the womb.
She is the author of The Golden Book of Wisdom: Ancient Spirituality and Shamanism for Modern Times, and her second book, Sacred Mysticism of Egypt, will be available soon.
This conversation is a call to return to ancient ways, deepen your devotion, and reconnect with divine feminine wisdom.
Connect with Fotoula:
Website: theisisschoolofholistichealth.com
Facebook: @theisisschoolofholistichealth
YouTube: @THE.SHAMANIC.SCHOOL
Books:
The Golden Book of Wisdom: Link
Sacred Mysticism of Egypt: Link
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