SacredStones
SHAMANIC HEALING PRACTICE Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex
Fire walking
Walking over fire has been around since 1200BC in all countries and cultures.
It is an ancient art that has been used within communities for many reasons including; rites of passage, purification, initiation, healing, and celebration rituals.
The First Firewalk
The earliest recorded ritual of Firewalking dates all the way back to 1200 BC during the Iron Age, where two Brahmin priests took a Firewalk together as a competition. The competition stated that whoever walked the furthest on the hot coals was the victor and had their accomplishment documented.
The Healing Powers of Fire
Healing ceremonies were one of the main purposes of Firewalking throughout its history. During the 17th Century, a Jesuit priest was one of the first people to see a healing Firewalk. The walk was performed by Native Americans in North America. In his letter back to his superior he stated that ‘the sick woman walked through the hot embers bottomless and barefoot. She did not scream or get burned’ and that ‘she could not feel the heat from it at all’.
Rachel Streeter is a certified Sundoor Fire walking Instructor and Empowerment Coach having trained with the Logi Fire walking school and is ready to guide people on their fire walking journeys.
Rachel is passionate about encouraging self-belief and self-worth with her clients. She does this through a number of different vehicles such as shamanic healing work, guided meditations and past life discovery, teachings and workshops, community drum circles and now by bringing the kiss of the fire to aid focus, courage, and transformation.
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