This week we will look into the shamanic symbol of the Sacred Circle. It is the introduction to the shamanic Soul Retrieval ritual that we will discuss in the coming meetups.
The sacred circle is a universally present form of very ancient origin and is to be found on all five continents and amongst a great diversity of people. It is a symbol of centered wholeness what C.G. Jung called a 'mandala' after the Sanskrit word for sacred symbol. This symbol is very common
throughout the Americas and plays a big role in the traditional life of many indigenous peoples and plays a special role in shamanic healing and sacred ceremonies.
Breaking the Hoop results in Soul Loss
Common causes for breaking the sacred hoop are trauma accident death of loved ones unhealthy family dynamics in childhood and so on. A whole nation of people can have a broken hoop. Jung noted that when the hoop of a nation or a people breaks meaninglessness poverty addictions self-hatred and rage often take place….this is a condition of massive soul loss and is something we see quite often in the news these days. It is the same for individual people soul loss comes after the hoop has become violated or broken.
When a hoop is broken the integrity of the life within is fragmented and depression addictions sexual promiscuity low-esteem hopelessness and despair result…all symptoms of soul loss. Soul retrieval is ultimately about regaining the lost parts of you of soul energies and potentials that have fragmented or split off when your sacred hoop broke. Before shamanic soul retrieval can really be a solid option the patient must begin rebuilding or mending the broken hoop by returning to the teachings and wisdom of the sacred hoop. Without this basic action there is not enough support for soul retrieval.
The circle will continue with individual sharings and will close with Q&As.
Looking forward to seeing you!
Dan Motoc
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Premaloka Center Montreal, 4887 Boul. St-Laurent, Montreal, Canada