A major reason people are drawn to Shamanism is they learn how to enter Spirit’s reality and return to our reality with the knowledge of how to claim some of Spirit’s power for themselves (and their clients).
This Shamanic Reiki class, Retrieving Elemental Power, will focus on leading your clients or yourself into Spirit’s world. After discussing an issue that is current in your life that you would like Spirit's help solving, you (or being lead by you your client) will go to the Spirit of the one of the 4 elements. Once you merge with that element, you or your client will experience the different facets of that element. On returning to our world, we will discuss how the knowledge received will help resolve your or their issue.
We will also work with the energy each element possesses and how bringing back that energy to our reality will help not only with the issue at hand, but will help you or your clients in your/their daily lives.
Robert will be teaching a series of quarterly classes with SFR. Each class will hone in on a specific topic, explaining how you can use that technique of Shamanic Reiki to help your client (or yourself) overcome a problem. One of the main reasons people engage in Reiki, Shamanism, or using both together, is to improve their lives in some way. To do that, they must move their lives from a present condition where an issue is hindering them in some way into a future where that condition no longer exists.
Each of the 4 classes will discuss how to begin solving such an issue using a specific technique of Shamanic Reiki. This second class, as you have just read, will be on using retrieving elemental power to help solve a problem that exists presently in there life.
Knowledge of shamanic journey work and Reiki or energy work is required.
Cost: $75
Location: SFR Soul Haven, 56 West 45th Street, Suite 1703
Bwt. 5th and 6th Avenue, Midtown, Manhattan
Off Rockefeller Center | 
Robert Levy began climbing the shamanic mountain in 1995, learning from such western shamans as Eve Bruce, Lynn Roberts, Michael Harner, John Perkins, Tom Cowan, and Alberto Villoldo.