The Year of the Shaman

by Kareena Maxwell

Overview

"I am a soul retriever. When you were dying in the physical world, I went inside you and searched your spirit on all three levels. I saw where the openings were, and along with my coyotes, retrieved it. The process of identifying what was missing was the only way I could heal you. Disassociation is known in the psychiatric community as a disorder in the personality and the inability to live life in a whole way because of that. In my practice I connect with the spirit world and get the part of the soul that was missing and retrieve it. The animal world in this dimension is known to caretake for the lost part. Upon connecting with the animal, the return of the missing piece is rescued from the lower worlds. When I was lost, when the holes in my soul appeared in my life, I learned that I could depend on my loving coyotes to help me. This is my story of healing, my soul retrieval that is credited to both mother and daughter coyotes, Dirt-Between-the-Paws, and JJ, to stay with me until I found my way back. Once I returned, after being the patient, the lost, the one who was weighed down into the lower parts of existing, I understood on a deeper level the feelings and the immobility of the incumbered soul," Naiomi.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781722419905
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	07/15/2018
Series:	The Birds of Concho , #3
Pages:	90
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.19(d)

About the Author

Kareena Maxwell finds stories in the unseen worlds of humans and nature. Her novels have included the struggles of homeless women, an American anthropologist, a broken marriage from drugs and her latest a trilogy, "The Birds of Concho," that begins with "Finding Juanito." Maxwell is a journalist with a poet's heart; she gets the facts then finds the characters. She moved to Arizona five-years ago from New York City with her husband where they live in a World War II style Quonset-hut. "