Soul Retrieval
Indigenous peoples of the world are aware that traumatic life experiences can result in the fragmentation of our inner, vital essence or soul. The subsequent loss or disassociation of parts of the self often results in a phenomenon called “soul loss.” Among aboriginals, soul loss is regarded as the primary cause of illness.
Soul loss can occur in response to some severe life traumas: sexual abuse, abandonment, betrayal, divorce, surgery, an accident, or the death of a loved one. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is a classic example of soul loss. Yet soul loss can also be the result of something subtle, such as not being welcomed, nurtured, loved and adequately cared for as an infant.
Symptoms of soul loss can manifest as feeling fragmented, not being all there, not remembering parts of your life, apathy or lack of joy, the inability to give or receive love, addiction, depression, despair and suicidal tendencies. A soul retrieval session allows parts of your soul to return to your body, restoring your vital essence.