soul retrieval
therapy
THE SOUL, AS REFERRED TO IN SOUL RETRIEVAL, is the energetic essence of your being, including gifts, qualities, and aspects of who you are. It transcends physical experience. Pieces and parts of the soul essence can become separated, trapped, and lost.
Soul loss is part of the human experience. It’s designed to protect our essence from physical and emotional trauma. Psychologists refer to this as dissociation. The shamanic community calls it soul loss. Either way, it helps us to survive.
Trauma that causes soul loss can be subtle and different for each person. Being teased or shamed can cause a sensitive child to lose soul parts. Another type of soul loss occurs when a part leaves because it doesn’t fit or because it is sent away.
Soul loss can happen when parts of our soul are taken by or given to the significant people in our lives. People who have had soul parts taken unknowingly take soul parts from others. While there’s no judgment or blame, this does put people in an inappropriate energetic relationship.
In a romantic relationship, people often will trade soul parts. This exchange makes both people more dependent on each other, less able to stand on their own, and thus less likely to leave. It can feel safer and more connected for both parties, but both are diminished.
Whatever the source of soul loss, the effects are much the same. Soul loss will diminish a person’s sense of well-being, vitality, and joy in life. People often feel depressed, listless, and as though the world was all gray. Soul loss can lead to gaps in memory. People can feel fragmented or spacey or even as if pieces are missing. Sometimes people become accident-prone or keep falling into the path of misfortune. People with soul loss can spend a lot of energy working through events of their past and still feel impacted by them. In extreme cases, soul loss can cause a lack of sense of self, suicidal tendencies, and vulnerability to physical illness.
Impact of a Soul Retrieval
The emotional impact of soul retrieval is very gentle. Even when parts are lost due to severe trauma, they come back unharmed. After your soul retrieval, you may find it much harder to accept situations where you are not being honored, regardless of the economic or emotional advantages of being in that place. If you get soul parts back from another person, this can impact the relationship. In some cases, returning the soul parts instantly improves the relationship. However, any relationship where the other person is invested in controlling my client is likely to be made rockier by a soul retrieval, because it makes the recipient stronger and harder to control or manipulate. For people who have left a major relationship and are finding that they are having trouble moving on, a soul retrieval can help a great deal.
Honoring Privacy
When undergoing soul retrieval, you have the option to share or not to share the events and experiences in your life that may have led to soul loss. When people choose to share, I get more information and detail during the soul retrieval. If you choose not to share information about your life, my spirit guides will honor your privacy. If any information I receive conflicts with your intuition, trust yourself rather than what I told you. Sometimes I am given a different story as a placeholder.
How the Soul Retrieval Works
While I am doing the soul retrieval, set your intent to release anyone else’s soul parts you may be holding onto and ask that they return to the appropriate person.
During the soul retrieval, I go into an altered or trance state while you are lying down quietly and listening to a meditation CD. I shift my awareness into doing a shamanic walk or reality, meet my guides, and begin the work. I ask your spirit guides if there is a message or information for you. I then go to the separated soul parts, talk to them, and ask them to return to you. If the soul part is a part that is held by someone else in your life, I offer a soul retrieval for the person holding your soul part. It’s not a complete soul retrieval: I only return the soul parts that this person lost that caused them to take yours. This makes the person willing to release your soul part.
During this part of the soul retrieval, I do whatever healing work best supports you. This can take the form of extraction, past life healing or energy work, etc. I often re-weave places in your energetic field that have become damaged.
I then return the soul parts to you and seal your aura. The final step is to share the details of my journey. I provide a recording of this information at the end of the session.
After the Soul Retrieval
After the soul retrieval, you need to welcome your soul parts back. I recommend people wait 24 hours before talking about the soul retrieval experience. Following a soul retrieval, if any soul parts have not returned, you are likely to experience spontaneous soul return of soul parts coming back on their own, now that the process has been activated. Except in cases of extreme trauma, most people who work with me only need one soul retrieval, rather than something on going.
This process is recommend after any Spirit Removal session to repair the holes/rips in the energy field (Aura).
Soul loss is part of the human experience. It’s designed to protect our essence from physical and emotional trauma. Psychologists refer to this as dissociation. The shamanic community calls it soul loss. Either way, it helps us to survive.
Trauma that causes soul loss can be subtle and different for each person. Being teased or shamed can cause a sensitive child to lose soul parts. Another type of soul loss occurs when a part leaves because it doesn’t fit or because it is sent away.
Soul loss can happen when parts of our soul are taken by or given to the significant people in our lives. People who have had soul parts taken unknowingly take soul parts from others. While there’s no judgment or blame, this does put people in an inappropriate energetic relationship.
In a romantic relationship, people often will trade soul parts. This exchange makes both people more dependent on each other, less able to stand on their own, and thus less likely to leave. It can feel safer and more connected for both parties, but both are diminished.
Whatever the source of soul loss, the effects are much the same. Soul loss will diminish a person’s sense of well-being, vitality, and joy in life. People often feel depressed, listless, and as though the world was all gray. Soul loss can lead to gaps in memory. People can feel fragmented or spacey or even as if pieces are missing. Sometimes people become accident-prone or keep falling into the path of misfortune. People with soul loss can spend a lot of energy working through events of their past and still feel impacted by them. In extreme cases, soul loss can cause a lack of sense of self, suicidal tendencies, and vulnerability to physical illness.
Impact of a Soul Retrieval
The emotional impact of soul retrieval is very gentle. Even when parts are lost due to severe trauma, they come back unharmed. After your soul retrieval, you may find it much harder to accept situations where you are not being honored, regardless of the economic or emotional advantages of being in that place. If you get soul parts back from another person, this can impact the relationship. In some cases, returning the soul parts instantly improves the relationship. However, any relationship where the other person is invested in controlling my client is likely to be made rockier by a soul retrieval, because it makes the recipient stronger and harder to control or manipulate. For people who have left a major relationship and are finding that they are having trouble moving on, a soul retrieval can help a great deal.
Honoring Privacy
When undergoing soul retrieval, you have the option to share or not to share the events and experiences in your life that may have led to soul loss. When people choose to share, I get more information and detail during the soul retrieval. If you choose not to share information about your life, my spirit guides will honor your privacy. If any information I receive conflicts with your intuition, trust yourself rather than what I told you. Sometimes I am given a different story as a placeholder.
How the Soul Retrieval Works
While I am doing the soul retrieval, set your intent to release anyone else’s soul parts you may be holding onto and ask that they return to the appropriate person.
During the soul retrieval, I go into an altered or trance state while you are lying down quietly and listening to a meditation CD. I shift my awareness into doing a shamanic walk or reality, meet my guides, and begin the work. I ask your spirit guides if there is a message or information for you. I then go to the separated soul parts, talk to them, and ask them to return to you. If the soul part is a part that is held by someone else in your life, I offer a soul retrieval for the person holding your soul part. It’s not a complete soul retrieval: I only return the soul parts that this person lost that caused them to take yours. This makes the person willing to release your soul part.
During this part of the soul retrieval, I do whatever healing work best supports you. This can take the form of extraction, past life healing or energy work, etc. I often re-weave places in your energetic field that have become damaged.
I then return the soul parts to you and seal your aura. The final step is to share the details of my journey. I provide a recording of this information at the end of the session.
After the Soul Retrieval
After the soul retrieval, you need to welcome your soul parts back. I recommend people wait 24 hours before talking about the soul retrieval experience. Following a soul retrieval, if any soul parts have not returned, you are likely to experience spontaneous soul return of soul parts coming back on their own, now that the process has been activated. Except in cases of extreme trauma, most people who work with me only need one soul retrieval, rather than something on going.
This process is recommend after any Spirit Removal session to repair the holes/rips in the energy field (Aura).
