Shamanic community healing circles

Healing circles, not women’s circles: a whole community sharing the work of restoring balance. Receive healing, channel spirit, support othe Healing Circles are not the same as "women’s circles" or the gatherings that have become more common in recent times. In traditional shamanic cultures, healing took place within the entire tribe rather than just in one-on-one sessions. The community saw itself as a unified whole, where each person contributed to the well-being of others. When someone became unwell, it affected everyone, so the group shared the responsibility of restoring balance and health. In these communal healing sessions, a powerful collective energy would emerge, greatly amplifying the healing process for the person in need. This is what we aim to recreate during our weekend together: a strong, collective contribution where everyone plays a part in the healing of those in need. You will have the opportunity to: Receive healing Channel spirits and offer your support to others Trained practitioners will guide the healing process. At the start, I will provide a thorough introduction to shamanism and healing, so no prior experience is required—just an open heart filled with unconditional love. Feel free to bring any healing tools you like or come as you are, with nothing at all. Disclaimer: This workshop is offered for educational and spiritual development purposes only. It is not a medical, psychological, or therapeutic intervention and should not be used as a substitute for professional care. Participants are responsible for their own well-being and are encouraged to consult a qualified healthcare provider if they have any concerns regarding physical or mental health. The facilitators do not guarantee specific outcomes or experiences. By attending this workshop you release Giada Gaslini from School of Shamanism, from any liability arising out of any personal injuries, emotional or physical release, death, expectations of results. results, theft in the venue or damages that may happen to people and objects while attending.