By restoring harmony between body and spirit—by recalling our ancestral roots and remembering the pride woven into our blood—we find a grounding in community and in self. From that rooted space expands a mental clarity and serenity, a place where one may contribute strength to the whole of humanity.

Through prayer, communion with the gods and Creator, a path of nine steps has been revealed. These are not mere guidelines—they are ritual thresholds, gates on the path of recovery and transformation. They are especially for those who:

• Sought refuge in substances or addiction to mask inner pain;

• Turned toward violence or dominance, mistaking it for restoration of power;

• Or carry the burden of psychological trauma, confusion, and loss.

While many modern healers and therapists offer intention and care, this lineage holds a deeper tether to spirit and ancestry, guiding seekers back to the cultural and spiritual heritage from which strength flows.

The Nine Steps:

1. The First Hard Look – facing the shadow with courage and clear eyes.
2. Setting the Positive – choosing intention and light to infuse the path.
3. Embrace Our Feelings – welcoming emotion as a guide, not a master.
4. Rediscover Our Values – recalling what grounds the soul and defines the journey.
5. Actively Seek Our Path – taking the steps, even when the terrain is unknown.
6. Recognize the Influences – discerning the inner and outer forces shaping thought and action.
7. Rebuild the Bridge of Trust – in self, in others, in the world.
8. Build Harmony – weaving balance between spirit, mind, and body.
9. Traversing the Path of Life – stepping forth, transformed, into the world beyond the circle.

After the group circle, those who choose may walk further with the Shaman in one-on-one space—whether in-person, via message, or in digital communion.

Weekly check-ins serve as ritual markers, to ensure the path remains lit and progress is honored.

When the seeker is ready to begin the one-on-one journey, the threshold can be crossed toward deeper transformation.

Group sessions are held periodically—though at present, no upcoming events are scheduled.

Each seeker is invited to assess their own readiness, and evaluate the risks and responsibilities of stepping onto a path of transformation. In a world heavy with distraction and unproductive habits, many feel drawn toward relief—whether through substance, or false superiority, or misused time. This path invites choice: to remain or to step forward.

When the heart summons, a step can be taken. When you feel the call to transform and reclaim your path, the circle awaits, the Shaman stands ready, and the runes of ancient wisdom await your name upon their lips.