Geopathic Stress - Spirits and Hauntings

Spirits and Hauntings

Spirit presence most usually make itself felt through sudden changes in the sensation of a place. We may experience sudden dramatic feeling which come and go. There may be sensations of being watched. A sudden cold breeze may appear from nowhere. We may glimpse something out of the corner of our eye, but when we look again isn't there. Things may even go 'bump' in the night, there might be unexplained odors and smells, or we might actually feel something touch or brush up against us.

And just as there are a myriad of different manifestations here, there are also many different sources of such disturbances including discarnate soul parts, earth spirits, elementals, etc. Shamanic journeying practice can be employed to determine what 'spirits' or entities are present in a house, and the same techniques are also used in deciding the course of action to be taken. There are many different ways of working with the situations we find. Each healer's method must be firmly based in their own particular experience, background and abilities. It must be the result of their own individual training and practice - for this work carries with it a great onus of responsibility and is intimately informed by our own genuine human respect, personal honesty and simple reverence for what we do.

It is never sufficient to imitate the rituals, methods or practices of another, no matter how impressive they seem to be. Each healer's individual distinctive practice grows from within - based firmly in their own work and understanding of self. Shamanic training builds strong relationships with guides, spirit helpers, animals and teachers. It also ruthlessly faces us with who we are. Our helpers and spirits work closely with us in all we do, indeed, if we find ourselves called to work in this area, it is they who have lead us here in the first place. They remind us constantly that any work we undertake first requires understanding.

So, we always begin by making connection with place and remaining open, listening to what comes through, allowing the place to touch us in it's own time and tell us it's own story. Often in fact, so much of the healing process itself lies in the very act of listening to this story. The healing power in open acknowledgement, in a genuine sharing of past troubles, in the relief that comes from a simple act of relating our situation to another who is willing to listen and genuinely concerned, is very far reaching indeed. And if, for instance, earth bound soul parts are involved, our participation may lie in raising awareness and understanding, in easing confusion and fear. Our guides may bring someone in spirit to them - someone who was perhaps already waiting for them but whom they could not see nor recognize before now, for some reason. In this way a soul part may be encouraged to move on. But each situation here is entirely unique, we must first seek understanding and always act from there, if action there need be.

Shamanic practice is eminently suited to this work. Many times we may be prompted to do things which seem unusual or irrelevant in the rational sense. However this merely serves to reaffirm all the more, that importance of seeking clear understanding before moving on to act in such situations.  

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