“There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you."  - Maya Angelou

*Trigger Warning: In this episode, you'll hear some sensitive topics. So if you got little ones around, please grab your headphones now.

Folks, this week's guest is my new friend, Leah Lamb, a Sacred Storyteller.  What did Leah learn from experiencing tidal waves coming at her at various stages of her life?  In today's interview, we dive into:

1. Leah's origin story
2. Unexpected therapy in writing a play
3. What it means to live in different realities at the same time
4. Sacred Storytelling School: what is it and what inspired her to start this
5. I share my personal experience in a session with Leah
6. Difference between a soul story session vs a medium
7. Leah's services and programs on how she serves her clients

Show Notes

[2:07] Welcome back to episode 77 of the Boom Vision podcast! I am excited to share today's interview with my new friend, Leah Lamb, who I was introduced through a our mutual friend, Rahul Panchal.   

As a brief background:

Leah is a Story Practitioner who engages story as a tool for healing and transformation. She is supporting the re-emergence of Story being recognized as an ancient healing art that supports the liberation of consciousness and is a tool that can support the expression of our full potential.
Leah is the founder of The School for Sacred Storytelling, and created The Speak Your Spark program. She was the arts and dialogue consultant for The National Coalition for Dialogue and Deliberation, her work as a social worker involved crisis intervention and guiding youth at risk through the wilderness for 7 years. Through her courses, international retreats, and presentations, she explores the relationship between story, earth, spirit, and healing, and how this alchemical union impacts our consciousness and capacity to access the unseen world.
Leah has toured Sacred Storytelling Ceremonies of up to 200 people around the country, and has presented at Bioneers, Hollyhock, Google, among other conferences. Her writing has been published in Spirituality & Health Magazine, Good Magazine, National Geographic News Watch, Fast Company, and Huffington Post. She produced The Green Channel for Al Gore’s Current TV, and covered The UN Climate Talks in Paris & Copenhagen.

[4:12] - Leah's Origin Story

[15:11] (BY) Unexpected therapy in writing: Did you know in such a young age when you wrote that play?

[26:59] (BY) I want you to expand what you said earlier, the ability to live in different realities at the same time. What did you mean by that?

[31:30] (BY) What is Sacred Storytelling School: what is it and what inspired you to start this?

[37:49] (BY) Sharing my personal experience with a soul story session with Leah

[41:04] (BY) When people come to you for a soul story session, what's has been the driving factor of that desire for a session?

[42:46] (BY) Can you share stories of how you've helped clients through aromatherapy?

[43:33] (BY) What would the difference be from getting a soul story session vs going to a medium or fortune teller? 

[46:42] (BY) What are the different ways you serve your clients?

[51:14] (BY) Time Machine Question: What would you share with your younger self?

[52:30] (BY) Where can our listeners find you?

• Website: https://leahlamb.com
  
• Instagram: @schoolforsacredstorytelling
• Email: [email protected] 

If there's a quote I can share that is inspired from what I learned in today's interview, it's this: 

Quote: "There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you."  - Maya Angelou

If you feel inspired by Leah's story, feel free to share with someone you feel can benefit from hearing her story!