An anicent art, an ancient culture almost lost to the times of exploration by man. The Mayan culture displayed great knowledge for the understanding and apllication of healing, or as viewed by westeners, mysticism.
The shamans of the Mayan culture understood the balance between human form, the natural order and spiritual matters. This understanding allowed them to apply great talents of healing that allowed both the healer and healee to align the great spirit and experience the infinite.
They understood the difference between healing and curing; the difference between karma and application of a "bandaid" to a healing issues. Even death was viewed as a journey in the healing process as an awakening back onto the great spirit.
Tools, rituals, ceremony's all
encompass the shaman's healing
practice. But most of all was the
sacredness of the healing art. The
Shaman has a great sense of
wonder and enjoyment for life,
with a great respect for "spirit."
An excellent reference on Shamanism is through the book "Shaman, Healer, Sage" by Alberto Villoldo, Ph. D.
A direct approach to modern challenges facing many individuals today, this tool, CVB, has released many into the free person they desired to become. Giving each a release of excess baggage, current
and past.
This process expores the depth of an individual, releases the "shadow" that looms over them, setting them free to be more than they dreamed.
Our current and past actions, behaviors and experiences can limit our progress in personal and professional setting. In many cases, after the applications of CVB, individuals were able to reconnect to their purpose in life, redirect their romantic life for the better, and progress in their professinal life beyond their dreams.
A journey into self, releasing self, finding self and rediscovering the sweetness of life itself.
