Healing the Spirit of Place

by Apr 11, 2022

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Ana Larramendi

Ana Larramendi

Ana is a Board Member of SSP. She has been studying shamanic traditions since 1989 and is an international teacher of shamanic healing practices. She is a minister, public speaker, Vision Quest leader, wilderness enthusiast, ceremonialist, chef, translator and an initiated mesa carrier in the Inka tradition. She is a full-time shamanic teacher and healer at The Hollow Bone with a private practice in rural, southern, Wisconsin. She hosts intimate small group classes in her home, and also offers in-depth shamanic healing by phone, remotely, or sessions in-person. Ana’s earth work includes space clearings and blessings, and various land healing practices. She has spent her life weaving together her spirituality with nature skills creating a skill-set of tools for land healing and teaching students to detect and heal earth trauma. Website: www.thehollowbone.com
Ana is a Board Member of SSP. She has been studying shamanic traditions since 1989 and is an international teacher of shamanic healing practices. She is a minister, public speaker, Vision Quest leader, wilderness enthusiast, ceremonialist, chef, translator and an initiated mesa carrier in the Inka tradition. She is a full-time shamanic teacher and healer at The Hollow Bone with a private practice in rural, southern, Wisconsin. She hosts intimate small group classes in her home, and also offers in-depth shamanic healing by phone, remotely, or sessions in-person. Ana’s earth work includes space clearings and blessings, and various land healing practices. She has spent her life weaving together her spirituality with nature skills creating a skill-set of tools for land healing and teaching students to detect and heal earth trauma. Website: www.thehollowbone.com
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3 Comments

  1. Eileen Mullard
    Eileen Mullard on April 11, 2022 at 12:55 pm

    Thank you for bringing this article back at this time of great upheaval. Much much appreciated! Ho!
    Blessings, Eileen Mullard

  2. Mahala Frye
    Mahala Frye on April 12, 2022 at 10:37 pm

    Thank you, that was lovely.

  3. Steve Staniek
    Steve Staniek on May 9, 2022 at 10:41 am

    Speaking of lands defiled and cursed by human blood spilled in angry rage, ancient mythology tells us that Jericho was “the ancient source” of Yahweh’s river of human blood unleashed by his priesthood around 1400 BCE. The entity known as Yahweh became the source of the historic river of absolute death and destruction, now recognized as colonialism. This river of negative energy or death and destruction, originally coming out of Europe, has traversed and destroyed much of the indigenous world, as it flowed from Palestine [1400 BCE] to Nagasaki [1,945 CE]. More than 35 centuries of Christian terrorism in the New Worlds, and endless Christian violence today, eg” Shock ‘n Awe, Desert Storm, Enduring Freedom and many more global acts of American terrorism have over time destroyed billions of human lives, and enslaved many more. How do we heal our own American and Canadian landscapes of the colonial horrors committed on them? These are also places of darkness waiting to be healed and remediated, so why do we turn a blind eye to them as they call out for help? Politics!

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