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Pandora Kerry Blaser
Kerry Blaser is the author of My Inner Heroine: Exploring Feminine Pain, a powerful debut that weaves memoir, psychology, and spiritual insight into a journey of healing and feminine reclamation. With a background in East Asian Religious Studies and as a certified Reiki Master, Kerry brings a unique blend of ancient wisdom and modern neuroscience to her storytelling.
Her book chronicles her path through childhood trauma, a life-altering suicide attempt, and ultimately, deep self-healing—guided by a series of male figures she dubs her “inner heroes,” including fire academy instructors, a former FBI agent, chess champion, and public figures like Justin Waller and Andrew Tate. Embracing the role of “Red Pill Shaman,” she draws from physics, psychology, and energy healing to explore how pain becomes a portal to personal power.
Kerry is currently in talks with a major studio for a film adaptation of her book.
Chapters
- (00:00:00) - Carrie Blazer on Her Inner Heroine
- (00:02:35) - The Funny Things You Did In Tibet
- (00:06:13) - The Pain of Loving People
- (00:10:05) - How to Get to the Top of Mount Everest
- (00:14:08) - Reiki Master Karuna on Women and the Self
- (00:15:33) - How My Inner Heroine Came to Be
- (00:20:50) - Why I Don't Believe In Aliens
- (00:25:08) - Interview
00:00 - Carrie Blazer on Her Inner Heroine
02:35 - The Funny Things You Did In Tibet
06:13 - The Pain of Loving People
10:05 - How to Get to the Top of Mount Everest
14:08 - Reiki Master Karuna on Women and the Self
15:33 - How My Inner Heroine Came to Be
20:50 - Why I Don't Believe In Aliens
25:08 - Interview
Shaman, Mother and Author
Kerry Blaser is the author of My Inner Heroine: Exploring Feminine Pain, a powerful debut that weaves memoir, psychology, and spiritual insight into a journey of healing and feminine reclamation. With a background in East Asian Religious Studies and as a certified Reiki Master, Kerry brings a unique blend of ancient wisdom and modern neuroscience to her storytelling.
Her book chronicles her path through childhood trauma, a life-altering suicide attempt, and ultimately, deep self-healing—guided by a series of male figures she dubs her “inner heroes,” including fire academy instructors, a former FBI agent, chess champion, and public figures like Justin Waller and Andrew Tate. Embracing the role of “Red Pill Shaman,” she draws from physics, psychology, and energy healing to explore how pain becomes a portal to personal power.
Kerry is currently in talks with a major studio for a film adaptation of her book.
