About me: I am Ananaia O'Leary. My path as a healer and shaman began with my own spiritual journey. In 1990, the death of my father and the birth of my first child provided a catalyst for re-examination of the direction of my life. I began to awaken, to search my soul and to reclaim the dreams of my childhood.
This process has led me into a study of metaphysics, a renewed love of Mother Earth, an intimate relationship with Spirit, an awareness of the energetic nature of reality, a deep faith in the power of healing, an appreciation of community and a personal commitment to my luminous becoming.
Throughout my journey my personal practice has been centered in shamanism, a deep awareness that all of creation is connected, conscious and alive with spirit. My experiences inspired me to share my growing knowledge of healing and the transformational power of Spirit with others.
I continue my fierce commitment to helping myself and others to align with the luminous -- to say "Yes!" to our authentic selves, to the ecstatic blessings of the universe, to harmony, love and joy.
I offer support for this luminous becoming through subtle energy healing, massage therapy, shamanic consultations, transformational partnerships, Munay-ki rites, classes, transformational spirit journeys and a commitment to community.
Join me in dreaming a new world into being one person at a time.
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Who I'd like to meet: Others who are committed to their luminous becoming ... to authentic expression, transcending suffering, embracing spirit, engaging healing and spiritual transformation, and opening to love, joy and creativity.
Greetings my dear friend. Hope all is well with you and yours. I am finally out of school now, wondering what and where my next move will be. Love to see you sometime soon.
It's been too long. Think about you a lot. Doing my Capstone this Friday so all is crazy at the moment. We'll have to gather sometime soon. Hope all is good with you and yours as well.
