What does a shaman do? As a shaman initiated in the ancient Nepalese tradition, I combine shamanic knowledge with tantric elements for shamanic healings. In Nepal, shamanism is not detached from spiritual practice – it is imbued with respect for nature, the elements and the deities, especially from the Hindu-Buddhist culture.
In this tradition, Shiva, divine helper beings, nature spirits and the five elements (earth, water, fire, air, ether) are central forces with which we work – always with the greatest respect and in deep connection.
The connection between tantric and shamanic knowledge
What makes Nepalese shamanism special is the combination of tantric energy work with shamanic healing practice. This means that we not only work with herbs, drums or prayers, but also with high-frequency energy such as Kundalini, mantric sounds and direct communication with the spiritual world. Every traditional ritual is an ancient language in which energy and intention are united. Purity of heart is the most important element in this tradition.
What does a shaman do in practice?
As a shaman, I am a healer, mediator, channel and spiritual helper. I work for people who are looking for inner healing, clarity or energetic support. The tools I use come from centuries of knowledge – supplemented by personal experience and daily practice.
Typical activities of a shaman
Shamanic journeys into the non-everyday reality in order to convey information that could also be important for people in their own lives.
- Removal of negative energies, foreign influences or curses
- Cleansing the energy body (aura, chakras, nadis)
- Ritual work with elements such as fire, water and smoke
- Contact with ancestors, nature spirits and higher energies
- Intuitions on karmic issues, family blockages or recurring life problems
Rituals and techniques
In my work, various powerful rituals are available, which can be combined individually. Each of these rituals has its own unique quality – they have a deep and specific effect:
- Planetary ritual – For karmic problems and issues related to life cycles, destiny or cosmic influences. It combines the power of the planets with healing energy. The planets are fundamental in my tradition as they influence our karma and our subconscious.
- Fire ritual – For energetic cleansing on all levels. Fire transforms heavy energies, brings light into the system and strengthens the life force. Fire is fundamentally an element that is used for purification and is a tool for the shaman to prevail against negative energies.
- Bali ritual – Is used to remove foreign, negative energies. At the same time, gifts are given to these energies to pacify the underlying karma. This ritual exists in many different variations and forms in all traditions. It is a fundamental ritual during a healing.
- Naga ritual – Acts on the nervous system and on energetic disturbances caused by infections or restlessness in the mind. Naga spirits are associated with water and healing powers. Naga are important allies in the tradition in Nepal.
These rituals can be combined – so I can tailor them specifically to the needs of each person. Every problem manifests itself on several levels, and so we work on all levels simultaneously.
What concerns do people come to me with?
Many of my clients are in transitional phases, are experiencing life crises, are being attacked energetically or simply feel that “something is not right”. Common issues that I help with:
- Karmic blockages and recurring destiny issues
- Black magic attacks and external energy influences
- Lack of energy, exhaustion, no strength in everyday life
- Lack of happiness, blocked money flow or relationship problems
- Feeling of not being yourself or not being centered
The path of the shaman – daily practice and spiritual discipline
In my tradition, a shaman is not a guru, but a person who is dedicated to serving the spiritual world – even in a normal everyday life. Many Nepalese shamans work in the fields or in a profession and continue their ritual work in parallel when people seek help.
I myself meditate daily, holding ceremonies to honor my spiritual helpers, nature and the place where I work. This discipline maintains my connection to the energies – it is the foundation of my work.
When someone asks for help, we do what we can to help – not because we have to, but because we love it. This work is not a profession for me, but a calling from the bottom of my heart.
If you have the feeling that something is blocking you, you are stuck or you are longing for spiritual depth – perhaps it is time to enter the path of shamanic healing. I will be happy to accompany you.