07-13-2018, 12:00 AM
A paper by Christiane Horst called The Ancient Art of Shamanic Soul Retrieval that I found on the web on this topic:
http://www.creativespirit.net/learners/ ... -horst.pdf [sadly the link is outdated and the article is no longer found there. Full bibliography on the article is: "Horst, Christiane. The Ancient Art of Shamanic Soul Retrieval: Use and Therapeutic After-Effects in Modern Psychological Practice. Atlantic University, March 2017."]
I have not read it all, just the part about soul loss and soul retrieval (part 4.2)
reading (I did not find what I was looking for, but) I was reminded of what is there called Soul Remembering:
In rare cases, I have to bring back a soul part that has rather been more forgotten than lost. Sandra Ingerman who was taught this technique by her own power animal calls it ‘soul remembering’. This term refers to the fact that once, upon birth, the soul knew about her task and goal for the life-to-be, while during the process of delving more and more into this world of matter, with other people telling her what and how to be, she starts to forget her original intention.
Usually this forgotten essence will be displayed as a symbol, for example a specific flower, or the image of an apple tree blossoming over and over. As it serves as a reminder of the client’s core essence and her/his most important strength, I encourage her/him to get a picture of the symbol or draw it herself/himself.
http://www.creativespirit.net/learners/ ... -horst.pdf [sadly the link is outdated and the article is no longer found there. Full bibliography on the article is: "Horst, Christiane. The Ancient Art of Shamanic Soul Retrieval: Use and Therapeutic After-Effects in Modern Psychological Practice. Atlantic University, March 2017."]
I have not read it all, just the part about soul loss and soul retrieval (part 4.2)
reading (I did not find what I was looking for, but) I was reminded of what is there called Soul Remembering:
In rare cases, I have to bring back a soul part that has rather been more forgotten than lost. Sandra Ingerman who was taught this technique by her own power animal calls it ‘soul remembering’. This term refers to the fact that once, upon birth, the soul knew about her task and goal for the life-to-be, while during the process of delving more and more into this world of matter, with other people telling her what and how to be, she starts to forget her original intention.
Usually this forgotten essence will be displayed as a symbol, for example a specific flower, or the image of an apple tree blossoming over and over. As it serves as a reminder of the client’s core essence and her/his most important strength, I encourage her/him to get a picture of the symbol or draw it herself/himself.