Some other methods students learn at the Shaman Training

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Eli discusses the shamanic training program in Northwest Indiana, highlighting various techniques and methods. The program has 14 students and aims to provide a comprehensive toolbox for personal and professional growth. Eli shares his personal experiences, including using divination journeys for decision-making and a unique program created by Ramon. He describes techniques like journeying through another person’s eyes, finding one’s higher self, and performing shamanic marriages. Eli emphasizes the interactive nature of shamanic journeys, their therapeutic benefits, and invites interested individuals to attend the first class for free to experience these practices.

Shamanic Training Overview and Student Progress

• Eli begins by greeting and mentioning the sunny weather in Northwest Indiana.
• He introduces the topic of shamanic training and the methods they will be teaching, referring to them as “cool tricks.”
• Eli notes that they have 14 students enrolled, with possibly one more to join.
• He emphasizes the versatility of shamanism as a toolbox for personal life and its benefits for helping others.

Divination Journeys and Ramon’s Program

• Eli shares his personal experience of using divination journeys for making big decisions.
• He introduces Ramon’s new program for divination journeys, which includes detailed symbol interpretations and animal meanings.
• Eli mentions that he narrates his journeys and sends the audio to Ramon for analysis.
• The program is highlighted as a unique, non-AI-generated tool created by Ramon, a computer expert.

Exploring the Middle World and Personal Applications

• Eli explains the concept of the middle world in shamanism and how to find someone in this reality.
• He recounts a personal experience in Oregon where he used this technique to locate a friend.
• Eli discusses practical applications of this method, such as finding a spouse or checking on children.
• He emphasizes the importance of building confidence in these practices and showcasing students’ abilities.

Journeying to Find Higher Self Names

• Eli introduces the idea of having both a lower self and a higher self.
• He shares his experience of using a name book to find his higher self’s name, Eli.
• Eli plans to guide students in their own journeys to discover their higher self’s names.
• He highlights the significance of this exercise in understanding personal aspects and spiritual growth.

Shamanic Marriages and Personal Experiences

• Eli talks about his role as a shamanic marriage officiant, performing ceremonies guided by journeys.
• He shares a story of a couple he married who had recently experienced family deaths, and how he opened a vortex above the gazebo.
• Eli describes the visceral experience of feeling the presence of the deceased loved ones during the ceremony.
• He reflects on the unique nature of shamanic marriages and their deeper spiritual connections.

Healing Rituals and Letting Go

• Eli discusses the concept of healing rituals for letting go of relationships or jobs.
• He shares a personal story of performing a ritual with Tim to say goodbye to their old practice area in Indiana.
• Eli explains the importance of embodying the ritual through actions like drumming, singing, and burning items.
• He emphasizes the transformative power of rituals in healing and moving forward.

Inviting Interested Individuals to the First Class

• Eli mentions that they are looking for 15 students and invites those on the fence to attend the first class.
• He explains that the first class is free, and students will receive all handouts.
• Eli encourages potential students to join and experience the journeying process.
• He highlights the interactive nature of shamanic journeys and their benefits for personal growth and healing.

The Power of Shamanic Practice in Therapy

• Eli reflects on his experience as a therapist and the effectiveness of shamanic practice.
• He states that if he could only practice one thing, it would be shamanic journeying.
• Eli emphasizes the abundance of tools in shamanic practice and their potential to help people.
• He concludes by expressing his love for the community and encouraging them to enjoy their day off.

Hola Happy Sunday, and here in Northwest Indiana, it’s very sunny, thank God, not real hot. So I wanted to talk a little bit more about the shamanic training and some of the methods we’re going to be teaching, or as I call them, the cool tricks. We’re up to 14 students, we got the baker’s dozen plus one, but I still think there’s one more out there. You know how you know things without knowing things? So shamanism covers a lot of areas of your life. It’s a great toolbox to have for your own personal life. You’re going to help a lot of people with us, if you learn all these tricks and techniques and methods and that, but oh my gosh, what it can do for you. As I said in the last video, when I have a big decision to make, I either do it myself or I contact somebody who’s technique I trust and I value to do a divination journey and to get some clues on that. And my buddy Ramon just came up with his own program he created for divination journeys. So if you do a journey, and I did one for him a couple of months ago, you send him the audio, because we always narrate the journey. And then he sent me, I think, 12 pages of all the symbols, what this journey could mean, etcetera, the animals that showed up that it was amazing. So we’re going to have that, we’re going to share that at the training. And that’s something, it’s not a GPT or whatever that thing is. This is something Ramona actually created because he’s a big computer person, and he knows how to do all that stuff. Another thing we do is you’re going to learn how to how to find somebody in the middle world. That’s what this reality is called in shamanism, look through their eyes and see what they’re looking at. Now, I did this once in Oregon. I had a at a training. I was in a two week training there, and my friend Roxanne went out. It was a big piece of property where and she was staring at this thing. And all I had to do, I stayed in the room. I had no idea where she was at and I trusted her enough I found her look through her eyes, and then you draw what you’re looking at. And I nailed it. It was a circular thing, like a garden, okay, going around and around all these purple flowers in that I actually use the color purple for a bunch of stuff. So if you’ve got a spouse, you want to know or a boyfriend, you want to know a girlfriend, where she’s at. This is a great technique for that. If you’ve got kids and you’re wondering if they’re safe or what they’re up to, you can journey and look through their eyes and see what they’re see what they’re into. And another thing we do, we have an address of a place. We don’t tell you what the place looks like, but you will journey to that place and draw what you’re seeing. We teach this to build your confidence in this practice and to show you how gifted you really are. See, we all can do this stuff. It’s not like, you know, we hold the magic wand at our office when we teach this, but nobody teaches us or knows how to do it, or is interested in doing it, so the students will get a chance to do this. And it’s mind blowing. Another thing we did at the last training, and I had never done this before. You have a lower self and a higher self, right? Tom is my lower self name, my birth name, but Eli is my higher self name, and when I I’ve got an amazing name book at the office. So when I looked up Tom and Eli nailed it the lower self, the playfulness and all that the higher self is totally different as Eli so we’ll have you guys journey and find out what, what is the name of your higher self? It’s really cool. It’s something else. Some of you may or may not know this. I i spent 25 bucks, or whatever it was back in the day to become a minister, and I’ve done several marriages over the years, but I don’t do a regular marriage. I do a shamanic marriage. So what that means is, if somebody wants me to marry them, and I’m drawn to doing it, because, you know, some people, I just know I don’t want to support that relationship. I’ll journey to find out what we should do at the ceremony. Okay, drumming, whatever it is, dancing, have symbols there and all that. And there was a couple I married probably about eight, nine years ago. I. And they had had three deaths in the family, recent deaths, painful deaths, and that loved ones and so they were getting married in a gazebo. So I got there early, and I was guided to open a vortex above the gazebo area to bring down the three souls temporarily who had passed Crazy, right? So anyway, when people would walk into the gazebo, including myself, you could feel they were there. You got the heebie jeebies. And of course, there were the doubting Thomases. I’m always the doubting Thomas with this for a while, but it was visceral. I got Heebie Jeebies when I walked in the area and people would walk in, what is that? Well, that’s the three people that passed. They wanted to come and celebrate with you so. And there’s probably more I’m not thinking of right now, but I just wanted to share this. Oh, the other one I want to talk about a little bit is rituals. So if you’re having trouble, having trouble letting a relationship go, a job go, whatever it is. And I think I shared this in last video. When I moved out to valprazo and Tim was already there, we had a practice in the in this area, Northwest Indiana. Well, when we went out there, we had to say goodbye to this part of Indiana. So I did a journey to get a ritual, and then Tim and I did it to say goodbye and to close the door. Well, if you’ve got anything in your life, you’re having trouble letting go of or anything you want to, you know, heal with you can do this healing ritual, and you’ll feel it. Remember the ritual. The mind creates it, the body does it and the spirit benefits. So when you’re doing the ritual, you’re actually embodying what what you were told to do, dancing, singing, props, symbols and all that, burning things, like Tim and I did with ours, and boom, it’s gone. So if you’re on the fence, I’m looking for 15, actually, more, if there’s more, but, and then we, we’ve got a couple of people, and if you’re interested in this, that are kind of on the fence, so I invited them to come and do the first class. Learn how to journey. That’s what the first class is about. We explain all this. And then if you’re drawn to doing it, you can sign up to do the whole class. So the first one you you come as a visitor, you don’t have to pay anything, and you get all the handouts in that. Then it’s up to you. So if anybody’s thinking about that, let me know. Alright, listen, journey on. It’s amazing. You know, people pray a lot. It’s really one way. The Jews do it a little differently, of course. But what journeying when you connect with the what they call non ordinary, sorry, non ordinary reality, the spiritual realm, there’s an interaction. It’s just not, you know, Our Father, who art in heaven. You know, what am I doing with that? You’re there’s an interaction going on in these journeys. You’re actually connecting and getting guidance. That’s why I love this so much. And I was telling a client, they were asking me this week. I said I got a lot of tools in my toolbox as a therapist, but if I had to pick one thing to do, only practice, one thing to help people, it would be my shamanic practice. That’s how many tools are in this and how helpful can be. Alright? Love you guys. See you later. Enjoy your day off.