Mexican Shamanism - PART 1 & 2

This workshop focuses on developing spiritual techniques from the Mexican tradition that will help us trust our communication with other realities, our spirit guides, spirit animals, and our ancestors. Also, we will work on how to use and manage energy as the Mexican Shamans did in ancient times.
This is an intense
workshop, so be prepared to work hard. I do not believe so much in note-taking.
I believe in practice. By the end of the workshop, you will be able to bring
information from other realities.

WHAT IS A SHAMAN?
It is known that a Shaman is a person who has the ability to see and spirit
travel to the Spiritual World at will, becoming a bridge or a messenger between
the physical world and the Spiritual World.

HOW DOES THIS HELP?
One of the primary guiding principles for the Shaman is that any problem,
illness, or disharmony in the physical world relates directly to the soul and
to energy. Therefore, problems of the soul or energy can be treated in the
Spiritual World. The healing that takes place in the Spiritual World is
reflected in the physical world. The role of the Shaman is to bring back
pertinent information to the client, work in the Spiritual World to heal a
person’s soul, and thus assist healing on the physical, energetic, emotional,
and mental levels.

WHAT IS THE ROLE OF
THE SHAMAN IN THE MODERN WORLD? In this millennium, a Shaman is not usually the
spiritual leader of their community as it was in ancient times. A modern Shaman
is working on behalf of her/himself, family, pets, household, friends, community,
and ultimately globally. In some circles. The term “I am a Shaman” is frowned
upon. This is strictly a personal choice on the topic of “labeling”.

INFORMATION AND
TUITION - Text me to set up a brief phone conversation and explore whether this
workshop is the right fit for you. My number is (559) 593-8766.

Instructor and
Maestra of the tradition:
The Curanderismo
Tradition of Mexico is the Ancient way of bringing the body, mind, emotions,
and soul back into a state of balance. Customarily, an elder Curandera(o)
teaches the tradition in oral form. Ixtoii Paloma Cervantes is an elder,
instructor, or “Maestra” of the Curanderismo Tradition and also a full-time
Curandera. She was born and raised in Mexico into the tradition. She started
working full-time as a Curandera in 1986. Then, 12 years later, in 1998, she
moved to California, where she kept her practice and started to teach Mexican
Shamanism or Curanderismo and other spiritual modalities. Now, not only does
she teach in California but also in other states and countries.

*IMPORTANT NOTE: Paloma is a Mexican Shaman who believes that "medicine plants" are helpful to some people only when used properly in ceremonies. The use of any consciousness-expanding plant or animal medicines should only be used with the strict and loving guidance of an experienced facilitator. She does not allow the use of any plants, brews, ceremonial tobacco, recreational drugs, alcohol, cannabis, etc. in her workshops or healing ceremonies. Please do not use these before or during her events and services. If you do so, you will be asked to leave the event immediately and without a refund. For medicinal plant or animal medicine guidance, please arrange for a private consultation to discuss your particular needs and expectations.

Out of respect for
our tradition, we do not allow pictures, videos, recordings, or writings about
this or any of our events. This guideline is essential to preserve the
sacredness and integrity of our practices and teachings shared during our
sessions. This rule is rooted in our beliefs that some aspects of our practice
are sacred and should not be shared outside of the community without proper
permission. You are encouraged to take notes for your personal use.