FAQ

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Do you offer payment plans?
    Of course! We know first-hand how difficult, even confusing investing in your well being and business can be,especially when you are struggling with your emotional- mental health, so we want to alleviate that anxiety wherever possible. Also, price accessibility is extremely important to us, and payment plans are just a small part of that.The plan depends on the service, and we can figure it out together.

  • Do you use psychedelics or mushrooms in your sessions/ programs?
    No, we don’t. We have found another super safe & gentle way to work on the mind.

  • What kind of Plant medicine do we use?
    The plant medicine portions that we use in our sessions have been carefully handcrafted by myself (Rakhee), these are combinations that I have formulated by the blessings and guidance of plant spirits and my Shamanic ancestors. This means these portions are safely guarded to avoid misuse of any kind.

  • Do clients need to drink this Plant medicine portion?
    No, you dont need to drink any of our portions. We apply our Plant medicine on specific energy points on your body and activate healing from within.

  • How far in advance do you take bookings?
    We book 3 months in advance, so we can be flexible, plan new Intake sessions, offer slots for someone who wants to start as soon as possible and of course also to keep our own work schedule beautifully in balanced.

  • Do you offer FREE consultation calls?
    Absolutely! A 15 minute voice call is free of charges.
    In fact, before we commit to a program with a client, I ( Rakhee ) like to meet all the clients on Zoom for an Intake session unless you are referred by someone who has worked with us before. Fill out the form on our contact page. I’ll reach out with a time to plan this voice call or Intake session.


  • What if I don’t know which program is good for me as I need help with both my personal life & business?
    Totally understable if you need a custom made combination program—let’s hop on a call. We’ll figure out what is best for your wellbeing, business, timeline, and budget together. Fill out the contact form to get started!


  • Is it possible to try 3 sessions and continue if I see improvements?
    Ofcourse, you can first opt for 3 sessions and see how you are feeling, healing and improving.


  • Is it possible to plan some sessions Inperson & some sessions Online?
    Ofcourse. It’s possible to opt for a flexible plan.


  • Is it possible to work with you after I finish Part 1 program to dive into more shadow work and receive spiritual mentoring for my personal life?
    Yes, this is absolutely possible. Infact we have regular clients who opt to meet us once a month online / In Person for follow ups and monthly guidance.

  • What is the connection between Shamanism and Philosophy?

    Both shamanism and philosophy prioritize self-awareness and inquiry as key tools for understanding life’s deeper truths. They encourage examining thoughts, beliefs, and experiences to foster growth, clarity, and healing. By recognizing the interconnectedness of individual and collective experiences, they pave the way for a greater understanding of life’s purpose and harmony.

    The connection between shamanic philosophy and the philosophy of the mind lies in their shared focus on understanding consciousness, self-awareness, and the interplay between mind, body, and spirit. Here are some key connections:

    1. Exploration of Consciousness
    Shamanic Philosophy: Views consciousness as interconnected with nature, spirit, and the cosmos. Shamans explore altered states of consciousness (e.g., through meditation, dreams, or rituals) to access deeper layers of the mind and collective wisdom.
    Philosophy of the Mind: Investigates the nature of consciousness, questioning its origins, structure, and relationship with the brain and body. Both disciplines seek to understand the layers of awareness, from surface-level cognition to deeper, intuitive insights.

    2. Healing and Integration of Mind and Self
    Shamanic Philosophy: Emphasizes healing by addressing imbalances in the mind and spirit, helping individuals release limiting beliefs, emotional trauma, and energetic blockages to restore wholeness.
    Philosophy of the Mind: Explores concepts like identity, self-awareness, and the integration of conscious and subconscious processes. It asks how beliefs and perceptions shape our sense of self and reality, aligning with shamanic goals of self-discovery and healing.

    3. Interconnectedness and Collective Awareness
    Shamanic Philosophy: Recognizes the mind as part of a greater web of life, interconnected with nature, ancestors, and the collective consciousness. Shamans often work to heal not just individuals, but communities and collective traumas.
    Philosophy of the Mind: Examines how individual minds are shaped by collective systems, cultural narratives, and shared beliefs. Both perspectives address how interconnectedness influences mental processes and how healing the mind can ripple out to the greater whole.

    Common Goal: Greater Understanding and Purpose
    Both shamanic philosophy and the philosophy of the mind seek to uncover deeper truths about the human condition, foster self-awareness, and explore the relationship between thought, emotion, and existence. They aim to help individuals and communities achieve a more harmonious, purpose-driven life by bridging internal understanding with external action.