In the traditional native healing arts I was trained in, we were taught how to communicate, harvest and prepare medicinal plants. We then had to find the 7 plants which would be the base of our healing practice. This is a specific way the traditional Anidagohah Clan Cherokee healers use in their practice. By communing and communicating directly with the plants, these healers develop a personal relationship with 7 plants that will be used throughout their lives in caring and healing for their people.
A reader is asking: what the meaning of disease? I can give you my understanding, stemming from a lifetime of research on this subject.
A recurring preoccupation in comments from my readers and people who come for healing is addiction. A vast majority of people today suffer from a form or other of addiction and dependencies. Most are not conscious of it. Anything can become an addiction: the most common—alcoholism. The most pernicious: emotional and sexual dependencies.
Last week I spoke to you of the two perfumes of The Essential Series. Today we will look at The Elements Series.
I’ve created 7 shamanic all natural perfumes. Although they are made with the methodology and design of traditional high French perfumery, they do have therapeutic and spiritual attributes. These attributes are very special and to my knowledge there’s nothing like them anywhere. Thus I’m writing this article so that these special qualities may be understood. That will make it possible to use them as they were intended and not only as natural perfume.
Ever since I’ve started being of service as a shaman, I’ve had requests to purify people and places of the invisible, harmful, evil and malefic entities. Evil spells, possessions, angry spirits, unwanted guests, lost souls, psychic attacks, I’ve seen it all.