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Life After Soul Retrieval

The First Experiences After Soul Retrieval

Many people report feeling more present after such a ritual: lighter, more alert, less dreamy, and stronger within themselves. It is also common for people to notice changes in their senses. Colors may appear brighter, sounds clearer, and smells more vivid.
In other words, there is often a renewed connection with the physical body. One feels more fully embodied again.
During the first few days, this can sometimes lead to a mild sense of disorientation. The healing still needs time to settle and find its place within the body and consciousness.
Similar experiences are sometimes reported after a family constellation.

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What Is Soul Loss? Understanding Soul Loss and Soul Retrieval

Many people know the feeling that something is missing inside them, without being able to explain exactly what it is. As if a part of their energy, aliveness, or presence was left somewhere along the way.
In many shamanic traditions, this phenomenon is called soul loss: the idea that parts of our soul can separate from us when experiences become too overwhelming or painful. According to these traditions, the loss of soul parts may contribute to feelings of emptiness, reduced vitality, and sometimes even physical or psychological complaints.
The process of bringing these parts back — soul retrieval — is seen as a way to reconnect with our life force and restore a sense of inner wholeness.

Human Beings Are More Than a Physical Body

Are human beings only physical bodies?

Many spiritual traditions suggest otherwise.
In shamanism, anthroposophy, and Hinduism, the human being is seen as composed of several layers or bodies.

In my new article, I explore these different layers — the physical, etheric, astral and mental body — and how we can experience and strengthen them.

The Life Phases on the Wheel of the Four Directions

The Wheel of the Four Directions – also known in shamanic traditions as the Medicine Wheel – is an ancient model that reflects the cycle of life. It symbolizes the rhythms of nature, the phases of human experience, and the ongoing movement between birth, growth, decay, and renewal.
The Wheel offers a framework for working with the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual forces of life, helping us to find insight, wisdom, and healing.

In this text, I focus on the Wheel of Life Phases.

The Wheel of the Souls

In the article “The Multiple Soul”, you have read that shamanistic traditions assume multiple souls. In my work, I distinguish the family soul, the tribal soul, the individual soul, and the universal soul. You can give the souls a place on the Wheel of the four directions, and the Wheel tells something about the development.Continue reading “The Wheel of the Souls”

Multiple souls

Photo:Design: Alma MekkingPaintings by: David Ridley Every culture and religion believes in a concept of the soul or whatever it is called. There is a belief that we are more than our body and that we also have a soul, which continues after the body’s death and returns to where it once came from.In shamanisticContinue reading “Multiple souls”