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There are many tools and ways to do a spiritual cleansing for ushering out negative energy, and bringing in positive energy. You can do this for yourself, your own physical body, or for your home, or work place. A lot of people think that only the native version is valid, through some secret and powerful ritual, using legal feathers, sage, and through traditional shamanism. Some think that if you are not eligible and properly trained to do it this way you shouldn’t. This might be effective, but there is a new way of thinking, because spiritual cleansing has been done using smoke since the beginning of time, all over the world, including using sea salt to do a spiritual cleansing.

The New Age, and many older traditional groups, like the Wicca, have adopted, and reinterpreted traditional spiritual cleansing, to make it their own, and this is valid. Spiritual practise is an individual thing, and how we commune with god is subjective. We all have the right to connect to the collective spirit as we see fit.

Daniela will show you how to do a spiritual cleaning using sea salt and many other tools, in her online course.

I believe that no one has the copyright on the correct path that takes us to god. All roads take us to the same place, and people, throughout history, have made it up as they go along. Everything boils down to a story, and that story becomes our truth.  It’s how we do the walking and the talking that matters, not the path we choose to get their. Thus, sea salt spiritual cleansing is just as valid as using traditional methods. What counts is your intention, and Daniela will show you how to do this in a simple and fun way…

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The Buddhist’s say that: “life is simple, we just make it complicated.” The great designers say: “simplicity is the ultimate form of sophistication.” Both statements are true. Bauhaus designers of old once said that it is harder to design the perfect chair, than to paint the Sistine Chapel. This new age course in Calgary by the Guru Daniela Hills, ‘How To Do A Spiritual Cleansing’ follows these philosophies well…

She does not over complicate the subject, and her videos are short and sweet. But after taking this New Age course, you will have a complete intermediate knowledge of how to create a Sacred Space in your home or workplace. Bringing positive energy into your environment, and cleansing yourself of negative energy is often enough to bring about the change you will need to make life better.

It can be the starting point for healing, or business success, or success in relationships.

It might help you sell your house, or make your office more productive. Negative energy can be a result of arguments, bad thoughts, illness, and more. And it will create blockages that can seriously disrupt your living and work space, which normally should feel comfortable and clam.

Learning how to cleanse yourself and your environment is essential, and learning it in the simplest way possible is a huge benefit to your time, and anxiety.

There are a lot of online courses out there. Sometimes they are way too complicated, with long-winded videos, which give you info over hours that can be said in a few short paragraphs. In today’s hectic online world, where people like to get info fast, Daniela’s New Age course in Calagry is perfect for learning in bite sized amounts. The last thing she wants to do with this course is create stress and anxiety and negative energy, when her goal is to free you from this!

Keep it simple, and have fun learning, this is what she loves to create in her online spiritual courses.

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Organized religion has created havoc on tribal culture around the world including in Canada.  The root of their havoc was focused on tribal religion and the Shaman. Horrific cultural genocide has occurred in some of the most advanced societies like Canada. What makes it worse is that Prime Minister Harper was the first Canadian leader to admit it, to apologize, and not that long ago too.

Unlike the priest who preaches that God is the power without, and we are all servants, the Shaman is interested in empowering people, to show them the power within, and setting them free in a spiritual sense. There is a fundamental truth hidden in Shamanism, which allows it to re-surface no matter how hard governments and religions try and stuff it out.

The result of this European influence led to either hybridized religious practices in native communities, or the complete replacement by Christianity.  There is a lot the Church and the government must repair here. But the good thing is that Shamanism is coming back. Many contemporary Aboriginal communities have revived, or continued to practice, traditional spirituality, and shamanism is a big part of it. The sad thing is that so much has already been lost.

One of the most powerful experiences I’ve ever had was visiting a Pow Wow, on both the Tsuu T’ina, and SikSika Nations. Amazing experiences of the shaman drums, dance, and song to be sure. The sheer power of the drum and song envelopes one’s entire being. It is a meditative and trance like experience.  It also feels to me that the frequencies of this powerful rhythm can do some incredible healing.

Although there is no one cohesive belief system, or spiritual practice that binds all Aboriginal Nations, the basic concept is the same: traditional spirituality is not just reserved for Sunday school, and sermons, but it is a part of everyday life.  Activities such as hunting, clan membership, and other aspects of daily life may often be imbued with spiritual meaning.

The Shaman drum is one of the most important elements of a Shamanistic Journey. And it is the way to bridge this world with the spirit world.
A women Shaman, or Shamanka is both wise and compassionate, and is often a medium, and one of great intuition. Daniela Hills is just such a Shamanka. Click here if you are interested in taking a Shamanic Journey.

I once saw this survival show where the participants, all survival experts, where left to fend for themselves, on a remote Canadian, bear infested island. Balancing mind, body, spirit was a true challenge for them.

These brave, and a bit crazy, men and woman, were amazing survivalist: one guy built a canoe from scratch, another built a pontoon boat out of garbage he found on the beach to go fishing. Another guy weaved his own fishing nets. One guy even built a sauna. They all had comfortable shelters, cooking areas, and they even made games by carving dice to play rock football.

In the end, a few of them where so comfortably set up in the middle of nowhere, that they could have lived there for years. Granted some did not have a lot of luck in catching fish for food, but that had more to do with location, than skill. In the end, the body, and to a lesser degree, the spirit part of the equation was taken care of. The raw and obvious beauty and meditative experience of peaceful wilderness survival was good for the spirit…

The problem was the imbalanced mind.

Although a couple of them had everything, and more than they needed to survive, still they tagged out.

Why?

Because they were alone! This show proved that without our mental and emotional food, our interaction and intimacy with other people, survival was pointless. No other TV series has ever shown how important we are to each other.

Like protein, fiber, and greens that make up a healthy diet, so too should Mind, Body, Spirit be feed, and balanced, to keep us strong. The mind needs more than just information, it also needs emotional food, the food of love, of touch, of laughter, of story telling…

In fact, storytelling is a key ingredient for a well balanced mind body spirit connection.

Humans rely on story for everything we believe in, build, or dream of. I honestly think that subconsciously it wasn’t even direct human contact that was missing. These experienced survivalist came to stay at least a year, but some tagged out after a month of being alone. What was really missing was the connection to story. It wasn’t enough for them to write the story of their experience surviving, when there was no one to directly share it with.  It was the story they were no-longer writing, in real time, with the ones they loved, which they desired most to experience.

This article was donated by our guest author Michael Hills