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In many difficult experiences, as in tragedy or trauma, a person could lose part of him- or herself as a survival mechanism to withstand the emotional and physical hurt. In shamanic terms, this process is called soul loss. In psychology, it is called dissociation.

I am currently working at an elementary school as an aide, and just when I feel I’m making progress with my client, he regresses again. What else can I do to help him, and where do you see me going in this field of work?
— Megan K

I had a dream the other night that I was moving into an old abandoned house I used to live in awhile back. I had to clean it up first, clear out all the spider webs and spiders. As I was cleaning, I noticed the spiders were black widows. That’s when I ran out of the house!

Blessings and greetings to you in the year 2018. I’m delighted to be connecting with you all again. As this is February, the month when many of us focus on love and relationships, I have chosen to share questions related to these topics that perhaps offer insight into the akashic realms.

I am amazed each week as I receive stories from people living the Gentle Way. People request most benevolent outcomes (MBOs) for themselves and say benevolent prayers (BPs) for other people and beings, and each week they are original.

I had an experience late one night in a snowstorm when I couldn’t move my truck and I was in a blind spot on a highway where anyone could run into me. The battery was dead, and I had no lights except a flashlight. I was terrified!

Soul retrieval is a major interest of mine. It is a shamanic technique that is believed to be the oldest healing procedure on the planet.

I have a parrot named Crackers. Crackers is a good bird, very loving and gentle. I’ve had her for about two years.

The Sun rises in truth. Life is a celebration we choose. We’ve acknowledged each passage as we turn earth with our ceremonies of actualization.
February Prayers

What do we do with our time? Does time work with us or against us? We may think we have time. We might think we have time to plan. We might think we have the perfect time. We might think we have time to sleep. We might think we have time to dream.