Ceremonies
- I do a modified version of the traditional Andean Ayni Despacho ceremony
when I perform public rituals.
I also lead a Fire Ceremony based on a conglomeration of North
American Native traditions.
I will work with individuals to either customize either of these rituals or to
come up with one that meets their unique needs, depending on what is
needed and requested.
I do not charge for ceremonial work, though donations are gladly accepted.
For more information about the specific ceremony you can either contact
me or look at the page on the site specifically directed toward what the
ceremonies are.
Individual Sessions
- There are many levels that we can work with in an individual session.
Primarily we work with the energy that forms the patterns that can cause
issues for you in your day-to-day life.
There are several techniques that I use to help individuals with the issues
in their life.
Teaching
- I am currently collecting names of people interested in studying with me.
There are some things that I try to make clear to all of my students, one is
that you can have any level of prior experience to work with me. I also
encourage my students to learn as much as they can, if they find other
avenues of learning I will encourage them to follow them as well.
Dreamingclaw Shamanic Consulting
 | Energetic Clearing work. This can be very basic to involved | |
| depending on the need and issues involved. | ||
| Energetic Balancing. | |
| Soul Retrieval. | |
| Past Life Regression. | |
| Power Animal Work. | |
What I do
Ceremonies
An Ayni Despacho is a traditional
Andean Ceremony.
Fire ceremony is based on a
mixture of North American Native
ceremonies.
An Ayni Despacho is a traditional
Andean Ceremony.
Fire ceremony is based on a
mixture of North American Native
ceremonies.
The Tradition
What I practice is based on the
teachings of the Quechua people
of the Andes Mountains, with
acknowledgement that what I
practice is also influenced by my
own culture and upbringing, as
well as what I have learned in
more traditional western
schooling.
What I practice is based on the
teachings of the Quechua people
of the Andes Mountains, with
acknowledgement that what I
practice is also influenced by my
own culture and upbringing, as
well as what I have learned in
more traditional western
schooling.
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