Shamanic healer – a path lived, not practiced

I do not run a formal practice, nor do I work by appointment or time slot. My path as a shamanic healer follows the old way—woven into everyday life, guided by spirit, energy, and deep inner knowing. Like the traditional shamans of many ancient cultures, I live my life in service, in alignment with the natural flow. When someone crosses my path in true need, I listen deeply. If I receive the inner call to help, I do.

My work begins the moment the request is truly heard—sometimes silently—and it continues until the soul lets me know that the process is complete. This may unfold beyond space and time, and is not bound to the end of a 90-minute conversation. Healing is not linear. Presence, spirit, and the unseen world shape the rhythm.

I offer soul guidance, spiritual healing, and support in transitions, including compassionate companionship for the dying. There is no fixed fee for my work. I do not charge. Instead, I welcome offerings—gifts, food, services, money, or whatever comes from the heart. Like in the old ways: through respectful exchange, not commerce.

Over the years, I have been blessed to walk and learn alongside extraordinary teachers in the physical world, including:

• Serge Kahili King (Hawai’i, Huna tradition)

• Mohan Rai and Mai Li Lama (Nepal, Himalayan lineage)

• Selena Rodriguez (lineage of Honduras)

• Standing Eagle (New Mexico, North American path)

• and shamans from Tuva, Siberia

They have helped me remember what I already carried inside. I walk between worlds. Sometimes, quietly. Always with love.

Important note: My work does not replace any medical or psychotherapeutic treatment. It is to be understood as health and life counseling. In the case of health problems or diseases, the help of a doctor, a naturopath or a psychotherapist should be used.