The Shamanic Journey is a powerful trance-state meditation practice that can help a person release what doesn’t serve them while gaining clarity on what does.
In this session, participants will learn about the shamanic journey trance state and will practice journeying through the sacred heart via methods and philosophies rooted in Mesoamerican traditions. Fundamental concepts include Mayan and Mexican perspectives of the energies of the cardinal directions and the non-ordinary realms. We will also go over establishing spiritual safety and using shamanic breathwork to tone and ground.
The night will include but not limited to:
~Group connection
~Light Breathwork
~Drumming and other sound healing tools for journeying
~Journaling for reflection
While the session will respectfully discuss and incorporate some indigenous spiritual beliefs, this session is non-religious and all beliefs are welcome!
Participants are encouraged to bring journals, an open mind & open heart!
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