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#17 Chantal Steiner: From Dance to Destiny

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She shares the path that led her to discover her Odu, the importance of knowing the divine blueprint that guides your life, and how connecting with your Orisha can shift your destiny in powerful ways. Chantal also opens up about her story —where she comes from, how she began dancing, and the experiences that shaped her spiritual calling. From her first steps in the dance world to receiving la Mano de Orula (the Hand of Ifá), she walks us through the rituals, the emotions, and the transformation that this sacred process brought into her life. A raw, inspiring, and deeply spiritual conversation for anyone curious about Ifá, destiny, and the dance between energy and purpose.

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