Shamanic healing is an ancient practice that connects individuals with spiritual energy, nature,
and ancestral wisdom to restore balance and well-being. These healings can be done face to face or remote.
Aya offers many types of shamanic healing, each serving different purposes:

Soul Retrieval
‍When a person experiences trauma, parts of their soul (life essence) may fragment and become lost.
Soul retrieval involves a shaman journeying into the spirit world to recover these lost soul parts,
restoring wholeness and vitality.

 Extraction Healing
‍Removes negative or intrusive energies that do not belong to the individual, which can cause physical or
emotional distress. The shaman identifies and extracts these energies, restoring balance.

‍Cord Cutting
Ancestral Healing clears inherited traumas, karmic patterns, and blockages from ancestral lineages,
helping individuals break free from generational cycles of suffering.
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‍Power Animal Retrieval
‍Shamans believe everyone has spirit animals or power animals that provide protection, wisdom, and guidance.
A shaman can help a person reconnect with their power animal for strength and support.
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Energy Cleansing
‍A purification ritual using elements like sacred herbs, eggs, fire, water, or smoke (e.g., sage, palo santo, or copal) to cleanse negative energies from a person, place, or object.

‍Shamanic Journeying
‍A guided meditative state where the individual or shaman enters non-ordinary reality to receive guidance,
healing, or messages from spirit guides, ancestors, or the divine.
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‍Drum & Sound Healing
‍Uses rhythmic drumming, rattles, singing, or chanting to shift consciousness, remove energetic blockages,
and harmonize the body and spirit.

‍Past Life Healing
‍Shamans can help individuals access past life memories to heal unresolved traumas, patterns, or karmic debts
that affect their present life.
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‍Healing Chakra Dances, Rituals & Ceremonies
Elemental healing working with the four or five elements (earth, air, fire, water, and spirit) to bring balance,
often involving natural forces and sacred spaces in nature.
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