By Bhagyashree Chatterjee Local Journalism Initiative\u00a0 When Danielle Searancke first arrived in Squamish 22 years ago, it wasn\u2019t spirituality that brought her\u2014it was race cars. Originally from York Factory First Nation in Manitoba, Searancke had a career in motorsports, a far cry from the spiritual work that now defines her life. \u201cMy background in First Nations healthcare and motorsports wasn\u2019t spiritual at all.\u201d It wasn\u2019t until after the birth of her firstborn child in 2013 that reading with a local medium changed her path. \u201cShe told me I could do this work, though I didn\u2019t believe it at first,\u201d she said. \u201cI joined a class in Surrey and trained under that medium for years. I loved the process of spiritual development. It requires deep self-reflection and learning the language of… <\/p>\n
By Bhagyashree Chatterjee Local Journalism Initiative\u00a0 When Danielle Searancke first arrived in Squamish 22 years ago, it wasn\u2019t spirituality that brought her\u2014it was race cars. Originally from York Factory First Nation in Manitoba, Searancke had a career in motorsports, a far cry from the spiritual work that now defines her life. \u201cMy background in First Nations healthcare and motorsports wasn\u2019t spiritual at all.\u201d It wasn\u2019t until after the birth of her firstborn child in 2013 that reading with a local medium changed her path. \u201cShe told me I could do this work, though I didn\u2019t believe it at first,\u201d she said. \u201cI joined a class in Surrey and trained under that medium for years. I loved the process of spiritual development. It requires deep self-reflection and learning the language of... <\/p>\n