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Soul Recovery and Extraction
SOUL RECOVERY AND EXTRACTION by Ai Gvhdi Waya Putting the pieces of your life back together again... Soul Recovery is about regaining the fragments of one's soul energy that have been trapepd, lost or stolen either by another person or through a traumatic incident that has occurred in one's life. Taking back control of your life is at the heart of this shamanistic healing method. Here are a few signs of soul Depression, memory loss (especially from your growing up years), addictive behavior of any kind, codependence, obesity, inability to release a person or situation or event, being controlled or maniupulated by others, having a victim's mentality, etc. This book tells of an ancient healing method and how it has a place in our modern-day society. Many people are wandering and seeking spirituality; this book explains why we feel so lost and what we are in search of. There are many case histories to illustrate SR/E, as well as the signs of soul loss, and how a person can reg
102 pages, Paperback
First published April 1, 2009
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June 18, 2025
DISCLAIMER: This book was written way before this COVID pandemic. Not sure if its info would apply but worth a read regardless in the field of Shamanistic studies.
This book is a bare introduction to Shamanism in the context of mental and physical healing. (My copy from 1993 is just 86 pages.) It doesn't go into depth but gives an idea to the novice the possibilities of an alternate and ancient method of resolving myriad issues one may have or someone one cares about may be experiencing.
The author Ai Gvhdi Waya, a practicing Eastern Cherokee Metis shaman touches on the three Worlds: what she calls "the Dark World" or the Underworld, the "Light World" equivalent to Christianity's Heaven and the "Real World' or this reality. Also addressed are Spirit Guides whether animal or otherwise; possible causes of "soul loss" or other imbalances; the negs or dark practitioners (sorcerers); regaining "missing pieces" and reintegrating with expected side effects and time lines. Actual case studies by her and fellow practitioners who studied under her give more insight into what can be expected.
If interested in Shamanism or alternate methods of healing the whole body, I recommend this short guide as a springboard to further study.
(Image from New York Times' article dated Sept. 19, 2009, A Doctor for Disease, a Shaman for the Soul https://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/20/us...)
This book is a bare introduction to Shamanism in the context of mental and physical healing. (My copy from 1993 is just 86 pages.) It doesn't go into depth but gives an idea to the novice the possibilities of an alternate and ancient method of resolving myriad issues one may have or someone one cares about may be experiencing.
The author Ai Gvhdi Waya, a practicing Eastern Cherokee Metis shaman touches on the three Worlds: what she calls "the Dark World" or the Underworld, the "Light World" equivalent to Christianity's Heaven and the "Real World' or this reality. Also addressed are Spirit Guides whether animal or otherwise; possible causes of "soul loss" or other imbalances; the negs or dark practitioners (sorcerers); regaining "missing pieces" and reintegrating with expected side effects and time lines. Actual case studies by her and fellow practitioners who studied under her give more insight into what can be expected.
If interested in Shamanism or alternate methods of healing the whole body, I recommend this short guide as a springboard to further study.
(Image from New York Times' article dated Sept. 19, 2009, A Doctor for Disease, a Shaman for the Soul https://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/20/us...)
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