Shamanic Healing
What is shamanic work? We are both body and spirit. But we often deal with these aspects of our being separately. In my practice, the body and the spirit are experienced as intimate companions on the journey. We work as a team, you and I, to help your body and spirit join up to do the wondrous work of transformation.
Please note: The effectiveness of shamanic work is not limited by a person's religious beliefs. It works for everyone. I believe that God speaks in many languages, and am comfortable using your language in our work together. I am a Christian shamanic practitioner, and as a result the healing power of Jesus is available for those desiring it.
Please note: The effectiveness of shamanic work is not limited by a person's religious beliefs. It works for everyone. I believe that God speaks in many languages, and am comfortable using your language in our work together. I am a Christian shamanic practitioner, and as a result the healing power of Jesus is available for those desiring it.
What is shamanic work good for? (click here)
What is a session like? I join with the power of the natural world, and the power of the spiritual world to effect the healing that Spirit guides us toward. I also use the sound of my voice, perhaps a musical instrument like a rattle or drum, and my intuitive sight. All of this, along with your own imagination, can help you:
- Release dense energy from your body and spirit.
- Heal ancestral or other patterns that are active in your life, and which may be causing disruption in your relationships, work, health, and mood.
- Retrieve parts of yourself that seem to have been "lost" as a result of trauma in this life.
- Develop your own intuitive talents: awareness of Spirit, ability to journey into the intuitive realm, experience of your own sovereignty as a human being, and to enjoy a closer relationship with Spirit and Earth.
Qualifications in brief: I have received training in Celtic Shamanism, Andean Shamanism, and core shamanism. My human teachers have included Tom Cowan, Betsy Bergstrom, Kate Durda, Stephanie Tighe, and Sandra Ingerman. My practice is fluid and responsive to the leading of my most important teacher, the Holy Spirit.
