Remembering the Ancestral Soul: Soul Loss and Recovery
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About the Book
Ten elders are interviewed from cross-cultural perspectives on the epidemic condition recognized worldwide by indigenous cultures as Soul Loss. Elders from American Indian cultures, Jungian psychologists, energy healers, ministers, an astrologer, educators and activists speak candidly on their personal views and life experience as it relates to Soul Loss in our present day culture. Their wisdom and guidance provides insights and hope for healing and for the evolution of humankind as we traverse these troubled times.
“In Remembering the Ancestral Soul, Jane Ely guides the reader to the core of one of the most widespread psychological problems in western society-soul loss. In her fascinating approach, she provides a variety of perspectives from different cultures where we truly learn to understand the impact soul loss can have on every aspect of our lives and are presented with invaluable solutions. To fully heal we need to bring our lost soul pieces back and integrate them. This book is a must read for anybody with the desire to become whole again and create peace in their lives and their world.”
Kay Whitaker, Ph.D., Author of The Reluctant Shaman and The Sacred Link
About the Author
Jane Ely, Ph. D., D. Min. is trained in transpersonal psychology, imaginal therapy, journey work and energy medicine for transformational healing. She most recently earned her Doctor of Ministry from The University of Creation Spirituality, founded by Matt Fox. In addition, she follows the spiritual traditions of her American Indian elders and is an enrolled Cherokee and Mi''kmaq. She is also a storyteller with a CD entitled Ancestral Journey. She teaches internationally on the subjects of ecopsychology emphasising our inter-relatedness with all life; dream work; peacemaking skills; and healing practices with a focus on returning to sacred ceremony. Jane is the Dean of The Peacemaker School of Spiritual Healing, www.peacemakerschool.com. She lives in