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This ancestral healing method predates all of western medical practices of the modern world. Shamanic healing is a practice dating back at least 75,000 years and is the most ancient healing tradition known on the planet.
Shamanism stems from the understanding that all healing has a multi-level component and that the spiritual, emotional, intelectual and energetic body need to be treated in order for a person to be well.
Healings clear energies and obstacles stuck in the body or emotional field, which are the root of painful patterns and prevent healing.
Obstacles may include past, present, acute or chronic stress, fear, grief, depression, trauma, illnesses, injuries, outdated patterns & beliefs, surgery, lung issues, fractures, over-thinking, accidents, unhealthy habits, concussion, gastro intestinal issues, ancestral trauma – the list is endless.
Shamanic healings help to restore balance, harmony, alignment and vitality to the body, mind, heart and life.
Shamanic healing can help with:
Note: Contrary to what “google’ says, shamanism is NOT a system of religious practice. In fact, Shamanism is not based on any religious dogma whatsoever.
During the session, you rest on a massage table, fully clothed. Healing might include traditional shamanic tools, icaros (sacred song), sound, feathers, smudging, allies, blessings, Spirit animals and elementals, rattles, stones, and touch as guided for each individual. Session are 30 minutes.
More Specifically
Shamanic healing starts with a short discussion to find out about symptoms and other pertinent information. The practitioner then prepares themselves, silently assessing the patient in a meditative state, by asking their allies or helping spirits and the patient’s allies to help them see what is needed in the healing. This meditation is a powerful way to get to the root of the issue.
Depending on the information the practitioner receives, they may take various approaches, using the proper shamanic tools for the patient. Since most issues come from blocked energy, restoring flow is often the first step.
The practitioner may use sound or frequency healing using the voice, a drum or rattle, feathers, tobacco, sage, crystals or other tools help to clear resistance in the form of fear or anger patterns, get circulation moving again, restore lost parts of self, or energetically extract foreign energy or obstacles.
Occasionally the practitioner may use simple ancient massage techniques. Commonly, the practitioner will sing, whistle, or hum traditional healing songs.