Hollow Reed Healing

Shamanic Healing for Body, Mind, Soul, & Spirit

It's Not Therapy

It's problem-solving for people who want to change
their lives without spending a lifetime doing it

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“I came to Eric at the suggestion of a mutual friend (a PhD in Counseling and a university professor). She knew Eric, felt I had changed somewhat after a stroke, and believed he could make a difference.

Having known Eric for several years, I knew he was a serious man who has worked hard to help others. I had grown to trust him.

We did two sessions of shamanic healing work. The atmosphere was informal and pleasant. Eric quietly asked questions and explored thoughts. In the first session, Eric’s wife Cindy joined us briefly to do what they described as “soul retrieval” work. Eric reported extracting a black mass and replacing it with sunshine, and when my eyes were closed during this session, I saw images of figures dancing, then a fearsome black mass, which was replaced by a positive bright white energy. Other than that, nothing of note happened.

But, two days after each encounter, I felt different. I can’t describe the changes specifically, but they were noticed and appreciated. These feelings have increased over time.

What did we do? How did we do it? What was it? I don’ t know. It was simple. It was profound.

I am better now. I am more focused. A burden feels lifted. I move through my daily tasks with enthusiasm I haven’ t had in years, and I no longer feel as if something is keeping me from moving forward.”

D. B. Virginia September 30, 2015

Blog

Thoughts about becoming a more balanced, conscious, resilient, purposeful, fulfilled, and contented human being.

Coming Soon:

  • A lot goes into being a complete human being.
  • Why therapy can mean everything — or nothing.
  • Why your illogical behavior is perfectly logical.
  • I’m not a therapist, but I play one at Safeway.
  • The fear of changing vs. the pain of not changing.
  • How long will it take?
  • Everything is relative (or, what is weird?)
  • What is “normal”?
  • What I get out of being in a men’s group
  • Double-blind placebo-controlled trials: “gold standard” or “fool’s gold”?

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