Training with no Name
The Nature of Sacred Initation

Inviting the Sacred Into Your Life

This is part two of a two-part article. Part one: Sacred Initiation Experience.

Sacred Ceremony, done with focused intent and receptivity, is one of the most powerful ways of strengthening the healing work one does. This is an avenue of training that is open to every healer.

I want to stress that my having the experiences I have had does not point to there being something special about me, as an Energy Medicine worker. It's just an indicator that I instinctively enter spiritual ceremony with a high degree of openness, to receive beyond what is personal. I specifically intend to receive those higher spiritual gifts that would enable me to walk a better Spirit Path and be of greater service to my Relatives.


Receiving the Higher Gifts

If you would like to begin receiving the training with no name, fix your intent. Whenever you participate in a group ceremony or private ceremony.

Let your heart be open to this idea of receiving directly from Spirit in a way that is for your greater spiritual growth and lifewalk.

The gifts you receive may not be of a nature that you can articulate, but will directly and significantly increase the potency of your healng sessions.

I encourage all healing facilitators and energy medicine workers to approach Sacred Ceremony as the spiritual school it can be, and energetically open yourself for the higher frequency gifts.

This doesn't mean you stop praying for things that are personal, such as physical healing when it is needed or guidance when you are struggling. It means you know there is more to be received, and you further extend your willingness to receive it.

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Spiritual Health Disclaimer:This article on inviting the Sacred more fully into your life is based on my own personal spiritual journey and may, or may not, resonate with you, wherever you may be on the Medicine Wheel of your own life.

It is not represented as the teachings of any indigenious peoples or Native tradition. I deeply respect the Good Red Road and other Native paths of truth; however, I am on my own path of spiritual awakening and can only speak of my own shamanistic journey.