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Shamanic rituals bring together ancestral practices designed to purify, harmonize and reset the energy of a person or a space. They rely on a combination of symbolic and vibrational tools such as eagle feathers, shells, palo santo, white sage, sacred essential oils and various natural objects. Each tool has a precise role: to direct smoke, release energetic blockages, attract abundance, or open a sacred space that supports grounding and clarity. The ritual often begins with a clear intention, followed by the activation of the four elements—earth, fire, water and air—to restore universal balance. These practices help free the mind from stagnation, cleanse the energetic field of a room and promote a feeling of peace, clarity and renewal.

Abundance bowls, sound instruments and closing tools are then used to seal the energetic work. Sound vibrations help break down stagnant residues and anchor new intentions. Sacred oils are applied gently on energetic points to intensify purification or activation. Shells and feathers guide the flow of energy, while sage or palo santo smoke acts as a natural energetic cleanser. The ritual ends with a blessing or an intention prayer, allowing the experience to integrate and the sacred space to close properly. The entire process offers a deep yet gentle energetic shift, generating harmony, release and a renewed inner presence.

1. Smoke Purification (Smudging)

• Use of white sage, palo santo, cedar or resins.
• Helps dissolve negative or stagnant energy.
• Ideal before an energy session or an important moment.

2. Invocation of the Four Elements

• Earth: stones, sand, salt, natural objects.
• Fire: candle or ritual embers.
• Water: shell, moon water, blessed water.
• Air: feather, incense, smoke.
• Restores elemental balance.

3. Feather Guiding Technique

• Directs smoke and channels intention.
• Used to sweep stagnant energy around the body.

4. Sounds and Vibrations

• Tibetan bowls, abundance bowls, drums, rattles.
• Break blockages and rebalance frequencies.

5. Application of Sacred Essential Oils

• Lavender, rose, eucalyptus, cedar, copal, myrrh.
• Applied on wrists, heart, temples.
• Used for grounding, awakening or calming.

6. Intention Activation

• Spoken or silent declaration.
• Aligns the purpose of the ritual.
• Can focus on healing, abundance, clarity or protection.

7. Use of the Abalone Shell

• Holds burning herbs and sacred plants.
• Symbolizes water and emotional harmony.
• Stabilizes the ritual.

8. Closing and Sealing

• Final prayer, ritual gesture, breathwork, hand circle.
• Reinforces protection and closes the sacred space.

9. Abundance Ritual

• Activation using an abundance bowl.
• Includes intention, symbolic offering or sound vibration.

10. End-of-Ceremony Ritual

• Use of closing tools: stone, feather, soft smoke.
• Helps return to a normal state and integrate the effects.