Anna Shadow

I became ordained as a way to formally support people seeking spiritual guidance, healing, and personal growth. My path has been shaped by lived experience with grief, recovery, and transformation, and I felt called to walk alongside others during life’s most challenging seasons. Ordination provides a framework that allows me to serve in an inclusive, compassionate, and non-religious way.

Alabama, United States

I hope to provide spiritual guidance and support to individuals navigating grief, trauma, addiction recovery, and major life transitions. My goal is to offer a safe, grounded space where people can explore healing, self-awareness, and meaning without judgment or religious pressure. Ordination allows me to ethically and responsibly serve others as a spiritual guide while continuing my education and growth in this work.

My spiritual path is interfaith and personal, honoring individual belief systems and personal meaning rather than adherence to a single doctrine.

My ceremonies are intentionally personal, spiritual, and meaning-centered rather than formal or religious. I focus on honoring the individuals involved, their shared journey, and the intentions they bring into the moment. Each ceremony is approached with care, inclusivity, and respect for personal beliefs, creating a grounded and authentic experience rather than a scripted one.

I primarily offer services locally and remotely, and I’m open to meeting in quiet, neutral spaces or connecting virtually when appropriate.

I provide spiritual guidance focused on personal growth, grief support, shadow work, and life transitions. My approach is inclusive, non-dogmatic, and grounded in compassion, lived experience, and personal empowerment. I do not provide licensed mental health or medical services, but I offer supportive spiritual counseling to help individuals gain clarity, healing, and inner strength on their personal journey.