Western Fire Season 2018

by Aug 15, 2018

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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. Nita Renfrew
    Nita Renfrew on August 18, 2018 at 10:40 am

    Hi Ana,
    Some ten years ago I was guided to go to Greenland to do a ceremony, which I did at the foot of the glacier named “Big Ice.” The glaciers were visibly melting, and I asked about climate warming and what we should do. To my surprise, she answered that we should not interfere, that the ice melting was in fact the water breaking as Earth prepared to give birth to something new. She said we should be supportive during the labor pains. This appears to correlate with what the spirits have told you.
    Nita Renfrew, Editor, Journal of Shamanic Practice (nitarenfrew@yahoo.com)

  2. Kbimler
    Kbimler on August 19, 2018 at 8:00 pm

    Excellent article. Thank you!

  3. Chenchira Seger
    Chenchira Seger on August 28, 2018 at 8:44 pm

    Beautiful article. When I have journeyed to the spirits of the land when I traveled across country, they have given me similar messages of not interfering and allowing them to do their work. When I asked what I could do, often they were gratitude ceremonies, or ceremonies to help remove energetic human waste.

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