This session is more specific and works on a deeper level. It is recommended for individuals who are ready for change and ready to make steps forward into healing. The session will start with a discussion about you, what are your concerns, where are you wanting to see change? I believe this is a very important part of the process because this is where you start releasing and you begin to place your trust in me.

 

Soul Retrieval is mostly done by Shamans who have been taught by other Shamans. It was discovered by my psychic/medium mentor Sara Reeves from Austin,Tx that I naturally possess this gift. After finding this out Sara recommended that I work with Shaman Ted Melcher to learn and compare notes.

 

Many believe that, whenever we suffer an emotional or physical trauma, a part of our soul flees the body in order to survive the experience.

The types of trauma that could cause soul loss in our culture would be any kind of abuse sexual, physical, or emotional. Other causes could be an accident, being in a war, acting against our morals, being in a natural disaster (a fire, hurricane, earthquake, tornado, etc.), surgery, addictions, divorce, or death of a loved one. Any event that causes shock could cause soul loss.

In psychology, we call this disassociation. But, in psychology, we don't talk about what disassociates and where that part goes. There are many common symptoms of soul loss. One of the more common ones is dissociation, in which a person does not feel fully in their body, alive, and engaged with life. Other symptoms include chronic depression, suicidal tendencies, post-traumatic stress syndrome, immune deficiency problems, and grief that just does not heal. Addictions are also a sign of soul loss, as we seek external sources to fill up the empty spaces inside of us, whether through substances, food, relationships, work, or buying material objects.

Anytime someone says, "I have never been the same since..." and they don't mean this in a good way, soul loss has probably occurred.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ingerman, Sandra. "Soul Retrieval." Kripalu, kripalu.org/resources/soul-retrieval. 6/4/24