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In the practice of soul recovery, we support each other without necessarily playing shamanic practitioner for each other - since, again, the heart of this practice is to assist everyone who is able to become a self-healer. The core technique is Dream Reentry and Tracking, with the focus placed on locating and reclaiming lost aspects of soul energy that may have surfaced in a dream or a life memory. The tracker may be required to play an activist role - for example, by helping the dreamer to move beyond a fear, by running interference if there are negative entities in the field, by bringing in the tracker’s own animal guardians, or by negotiating directly with some of the dreamer’s younger or “other” selves. Before undertaking the soul recovery journey, dreamer and tracker should try to reach a clear agreement on how far the tracker should go (or not go) in assisting the healing.
What do we do for a person who has suffered soul loss and does not have a dream? This is of course a common condition The Iroquois say that if we have lost our dreams, we have lost our souls - at least, the part of our soul-self that is the dreamer and remembers the deeper life. Dream Transfer is the core technique to practice when we are trying to help someone who has lost his or her dreams. We journey for them and grow a dream for them that they can be helped to enter and can provide an authentic portal for self-healing.
Soul Recovery is a central theme in the Robert Moss book Dreamways of the Iroquois. It also is the theme of a weekend workshop he will lead on Oct 7-8 offered at Hearthstone School near Sperryville.
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