The Alchemy of Self-Love

EP #338 - The Alchemy of Self-Love - An interview with Shamanic Healer and Energy Alchemist, Alex Urbina

Okay everyone, I am already excited and deeply intrigued about how this chat is going to unfold in this episode of Empowering Chats. I already have chills! I’m honored to welcome Alex Urbina to this powerful conversation. Alex is a Shamanic Healer and an Energy Alchemist.

Alex shares his incredible journey of becoming a shamanic healer.

At just 23, he attended a transformational training that opened his eyes shook him to his core. It also sparked the beginning of a new path: the discovery of his loving, authentic self. That’s when he realized that if he wanted to make a difference in the world, he had to start with himself.

What followed was a deep commitment to becoming the best version of himself—as a father, son, husband, and ultimately, as an authentic, truthful, and honest leader.

His path led him to transformational work with teenagers and eventually into conscious parenting workshops, a journey he walked for about 26 years. Then, when COVID hit he knew the time had come to pivot.

It was during this time that he began practicing deep meditation and connecting with his higher self, which ultimately guided him toward the path of shamanic healing. For the past five years, he’s been walking this path, fully in flow, trusting the guidance he receives.

Alex beautifully shares the challenge of dancing with the ego—learning to release it so that love, truth, and the highest good can take the lead. It’s in this surrender that clarity emerges and the path forward is illuminated.

He describes this state of flow as tapping into "the stream of remembrance"—a field of energy that reminds us of who we truly are.

Alex reminds us of the importance of remembering—so we can reconnect with our higher selves and tap into our intuition for guidance.

To learn more about Alex please visit: AlexUrbina.com

To learn more about how I show up in the worlds I invite you to visit my website: SusanBurrell.com