Hmong•𝘪𝘴𝘩 S1, Ep10: Shamanism: Mind, Body, Spirit

The Hmong•𝘪𝘴𝘩 podcast is excited to close out season 1 with its first guest of the season: Susan Mai Lee Her, a distinguished master shaman with a Masters of Arts degree in education! Susan has been a practicing shaman for the past 14 years. She has traveled all over the United States and Southeast Asia healing and educating people about her gift. Susan founded Uplift the Human Spirit, a non-profit organization to empower and unify the Hmong people through preserving Hmong language, culture, and religion.

[@RealandRelatablePodcast]

Glad to see this interview

[@Ypxsong]

I come from a Christian family. I was baptized when I was 17. I'm the oldest with 3 younger siblings. And I will be honest I have been through a lot of shit for the last 3 years been losing job to job so many things happening and being depressed all the time and ect. I'm telling you whether you believe it or not your Hmong and if you have guides that are within you there is no escape idc who you are your it may have history to it you'll never understand and know. I decided to get tested and my first shake oh boy I went crazy shaking none stop! After that I cried and cried Because it was all the stress and heavy emotions inside me that finally came out and felt big relief. Now I'm beginning my journey and to anyone who feels stuck or alone please don't give up there's hope and it'll be a long journey to understand and connect all the pieces with yourself. Keep going everyone

[@AnUneventfulName]

Thank you for making this video. My dad’s side of the family converted to Christianity via the CIA troops. They were convinced that the practice of shamanism was illegitimate and scrutinized it. I’m on a spiritual journey and know that the Hmong culture and shamanism are intricately woven. Having really no one to talk to about this, your video has helped me a lot. Thank you! ❤

[@toujours405]

Wow; this is dope. So cool to see Susan changing the game with how shamanism works. Totally makes sense opening up a private practice instead of having folks go to their homes so both the shaman and client has privacy.

[@TheHmongWomenPodcast]

Thank you for sharing this insight! So important for us to understand the history and nuances of shamanism and those who practice it. 😊

[@supyos430]

This was very educational! Not going to lie the whole time I was watching this and listening to her speak you can feel her spiritual presence.
I like how shamanism is a practice. She comes off as a very humble person who is open to help anyone in need. Very educational, informative and detailed on how she explains the history and culture of shamanism
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I enjoyed this episode and how it can help empower and inspire others. Totally would love to schedule an appointment to meet her soon!

[@shiranuishogunsaga8451]

Great interview.
The line that divides what can be done and what cannot be done has been so obscured to the point that not everyone knows what is and isn’t allowed, and we all just go by word of mouth.
It makes you question the motive of people making these social limitations (ie. the elders of the community)

[@VangKevinCatfish]

What an amazing podcast

[@Kaomandy09]

It was such a beautiful interview ❤
Thank you all for your time. Enjoyed the information. This will definitely help many of us.

[@genevievevue837]

She’s a great healer.

[@Ghostt028]

I learned a lot from this video! Great interview!

[@MsLiz-sh7cs]

That's my cute auntieeeee~

[@Naomie.3p]

Wow!!!!!! I believe i have something. But i have no one to help me. Im a cna & ive helped massage their bowels so they dont have to take meds.

[@touxiong9061]

It's very interesting and educational. Is there any contact information. I got questions that i want to asked more about the hmong culture.

[@pahuavang261]

Is there any information on how to contact Susan directly?

[@peterlee1839]

You got 5k for her service 😂

[@jyang3034]

44:05 she lsot me when she said shamanism isnt a religion lol Shamanism is a religion. The problem with these people is that they focus on the ua neej paet only. Hmong Shamanism is beyond that.

[@BeautifulLove8888]

How do we contact Susan for services?

[@peterlee1839]

You got 5k for the service 😂

[@lisaderenard7476]

A 3 year old Hmong child, Elijah Vue, is missing from mother's boyfriend's home in Two Rivers, Wisconsin supposedly since 2/20/2024 he supposedly arrived at the boyfriend's home on 2/12/2024. Mother was living in Wisconsin Dells like 150 miles away. Both mom and boyfriend have been arrested for child neglect. I wonder if Susan can help the Grandma and child's father side of family find the boy. The biological father is in prison on a totally unrelated charge. This child has nobody but grandma on father side of family standing up for him. The father is Hmong. The grandma spoke at police press conference today being anyone in public to help look for the child. The FBI is offering $15,000 reward.

[@vuexiong9168]

My wife became a Shaman. She had an affair on me by using it to find her soulmate. Her master believed what she believed and that encouranged her even more to persue her dude. I lost hope in this belief.Yall are just crazy to me now in this day and age. I know a few female Shamans who split up with their partners also. It seems like a trend. Have some common sense. Help people heal with the pureness of your hearts. Stop asking for a pay out.