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Shamanic energy sessions may contain one or several processes, as needed. These processes are: Fight or Flight Reset, Illumination, Extraction (fluid energy/entity or crystallized energy), Soul Retrieval, and Destiny Retrieval. First sessions typically consist of only one or two processes. All processes are determined as I am guided through the session.

Rites of passage are extremely useful tools to shift, in the physical, from one phase of life into the next; from divorced to single, from childless to motherhood, from male to female, from child to young woman or young man. I work with you to create a personalized ceremony to honor the past energy and powerfully usher in the new energy to help you fully embody your new phase of life.

The Rite of The Womb is the 13th rite of the Munay-Ki. In the Quechua language, “Munay” means universal love. “Ki” is from the Japanese word for energy. Together, these words mean energy of love. I offer this rite to women, free of charge, as intended by the lineage of women who have created this most beautiful instrument of healing. Women around the world are subject to hostility and violence, both in word and deed. Women have a natural bodily container, the womb, within which to create. That creation could be a child, a painting, a business, or anything else that can be conceived from a place of creativity. Many women’s ability to create has been hampered by the womb’s absorption of the violence they experience in daily life. The Rite of the Womb will help you to release negative energy stored in your womb to make room for healing and creation. This healing is also available to all women who have had hysterectomies - there is still an energetic womb space.

“The great death rites practiced by the shamanic traditions provide specific steps to bring reconciliation and healing both to the loved ones and to the person dying.

‘Dying consciously’ – maintaining consciousness intact through the journey of death and beyond – is designed for all persons involved in the dying process: The individual, family members, and friends. Its purpose is to assist the person who is making the journey beyond death to do so in a peaceful manner, full of light.

We can help our loved ones start their Great Journey by giving them the opportunity to tell their story, a step in the death rites known as recapitulation (life review) and forgiveness. All we need to do is be an empathetic listener and encourage them to forgive themselves as they would forgive others, compassionately and without judgment.” — Dr. Albert Villoldo