MY PATH AS A HEYOKA EMPATH AND TRANCE HEALER

Being a Heyoka empath is a unique experience that has shaped my journey as a powerful trance healer. The term “Heyoka” originates from the Native American Sioux culture, meaning “sacred clown” or “sacred jester.” This sacred role involves sensing a person’s energy and acting as an emotional mirror to help them heal from the negative energies they carry. As a Heyoka empath, I have an extraordinary ability to feel the emotions and energies of others within my own body, and I use this gift to uplift and heal those around me, often employing humour in the process. This sacred role has profoundly influenced my work as a trance healer, allowing me to connect deeply with others and facilitate their healing on a profound level.

The Gift of Open-Mindedness

One of the most distinctive traits of a Heyoka empath is exceptional open-mindedness. To truly feel and understand others’ emotions, I maintain an open heart and mind, which allows me to navigate and empathize with various situations without judgment. This open-mindedness is crucial for my role in healing others, as it enables me to offer genuine support and understanding, irrespective of their background or personal circumstances. It is this openness that allows me to see the world differently, consistently and consciously healing others, no matter their situation.