One form of shamanic practice is to use sacred sound as a healing modality. Common instruments used are drums & other percussion, singing bowls, various forms of vocals such as toning, singing & chanting, rattles, didgeridoo, gongs, bells, chimes, etc.. I utilise many of these in addition to light language.

Light language is a type of vibration language which moves beyond the linear mind to speak to the intuitive mind, symbolic and subconscious right brain which is often neglected in our society.

Accessing the subconscious mind this way allows for the conscious left brain to relax and let go, opening up the doorway to deeper repressed experiences.

This language is similar to Icaros in Peruvian shamanism, used in the Andes mountains and amazon jungle. These light languages speak to the soul and activate deeper remembrance of the spiritual self, like a lullaby to the spirit.

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The process of soul fragment retrieval has been practiced in many indigenous and shamanic cultures and is an essential part of our healing journey and return to wholeness. According to the path of Native American shamanism, I will carry out the rituals of protection and opening of the Sacred Space, then I establish the connection with the invisible world and my guides. To the sound of my drum and my voice, your shamanic state of consciousness is engaged and maintained throughout your sensory and spiritual journey, according to the intention you have set.