The belief in shamanism is that the soul is like a big jigsaw puzzle. When something stressful, painful, or traumatic happens a piece of that puzzle gets lost. The universe doesn't allow empty spaces so it fills it with the energies that are around us at that moment. If there is dis-stress around us then we will invite low frequency energies into our high frequency system. Over time the disharmony that is now happening in the body can show up as physical, mental or emotional problem.
Our children are not immune to stress or trauma. Life happens and they end up in hospital with broken limbs, asthma attack or with major dental work. Those experiences can be very stressful and traumatic for them, too. As a result, soul loss can occur. To bring them back to their wholeness and well being a soul retrieval ceremony is necessary.
In the soul retrieval ceremony, the shamanic practitioner goes into the non ordinary reality to retrieve those lost soul pieces and bring them back to the child. The practitioner also brings forth a mantra and a power animal for the child.
Young children can have a hard time lying down, relaxing and listening to the journey. So instead of working with them in person, I work with them distantly when they are asleep. This way, I know that they are fully open to receive all those soul pieces/essences back into their body.
Parents have an active role in their child's soul retrieval. They are the ones who initiate the journey, they might be the ones that say the mantra out loud so that the child can hear it and repeat it with them. They are the ones that find a representation of their child's power animal that comes in during the ceremony to work with the child on his/her healing journey and talk about it.
Soul retrieval can have a huge impact on children. Children are very sensitive and are still very connected to the universal energies. I have helped children heal from traumatic emergency dental work, hospital stay, bee stings and other painful experiences by performing a soul retrieval for them. The results were immediately obvious, speeding up the healing process. They were again the person they were before the trauma, having no fear of the dentist, no evidence of a bee sting.
Our children deserve all the care we can give them so that they grow into their power with confidence, trust and grace.
Our children are not immune to stress or trauma. Life happens and they end up in hospital with broken limbs, asthma attack or with major dental work. Those experiences can be very stressful and traumatic for them, too. As a result, soul loss can occur. To bring them back to their wholeness and well being a soul retrieval ceremony is necessary.
In the soul retrieval ceremony, the shamanic practitioner goes into the non ordinary reality to retrieve those lost soul pieces and bring them back to the child. The practitioner also brings forth a mantra and a power animal for the child.
Young children can have a hard time lying down, relaxing and listening to the journey. So instead of working with them in person, I work with them distantly when they are asleep. This way, I know that they are fully open to receive all those soul pieces/essences back into their body.
Parents have an active role in their child's soul retrieval. They are the ones who initiate the journey, they might be the ones that say the mantra out loud so that the child can hear it and repeat it with them. They are the ones that find a representation of their child's power animal that comes in during the ceremony to work with the child on his/her healing journey and talk about it.
Soul retrieval can have a huge impact on children. Children are very sensitive and are still very connected to the universal energies. I have helped children heal from traumatic emergency dental work, hospital stay, bee stings and other painful experiences by performing a soul retrieval for them. The results were immediately obvious, speeding up the healing process. They were again the person they were before the trauma, having no fear of the dentist, no evidence of a bee sting.
Our children deserve all the care we can give them so that they grow into their power with confidence, trust and grace.
