A successful soul retrieval demands reverence for the unseen, thorough readiness, and a clear, compassionate purpose

At its core, soul retrieval is about reintegrating pieces of the self that were ejected during times of crisis, shock, or profound sorrow

It holds immense power—and with that power comes the sacred duty to proceed with humility and care

Start by establishing a sanctified, peaceful environment

This can be done by cleansing the area with sage, incense, or sound from a drum or bell

The space must radiate safety, so check in with the recipient to ensure they feel emotionally secure and physically comfortable

The person receiving the session should be comfortable lying down or sitting in a relaxed position, with blankets and water nearby

Establish your intention with precision and heart-centered focus

Your intention must align with wholeness, not control, and serve only what is truly in the recipient’s best interest

Even in shamanic work, sovereignty is sacred: the soul must give permission, not just the mind

You might say something like, "I call upon my spirit guides and helping spirits to assist in the retrieval of only what is meant to return, and only in the way that is most healing."

Stabilize your vibration before crossing into non-ordinary reality

Take slow deep breaths, feel your connection to the earth, and visualize roots extending from your body into the ground

This helps prevent energetic depletion or disorientation

Some practitioners use chanting, breathwork, or the soft pulse of a singing bowl to shift awareness

Let the rhythm be steady, unhurried, and soothing—never frantic or erratic

When you journey to retrieve the soul part, do so with humility and openness

Allow the journey to unfold in its own time—never push or manipulate the outcome

The soul speaks in symbols, not just pictures

The soul part may appear as an animal, a child, a light, or a symbol

Never impose your personal symbolism—this is their soul, not yours

Once you have located the soul part, gently invite it to return

The soul must choose to return, not be dragged back

Speak with tenderness and reassurance

Or: "I see you. I honor you. You are not alone anymore. Come back with me."

Place it gently into a sacred pouch woven with intention, a smooth stone warmed in your hands, or a shimmering orb of golden light

Bring the soul part back into the recipient’s energy field slowly

You can visualize it entering through the crown or heart

Gently blow or breathe the energy into their body, and ask their higher self to integrate the part fully

Encourage them to reconnect with the physical: sip cool water, eat a banana or a handful of nuts, or stand barefoot on grass or افزایش سایز آلت تناسلی soil

Integration begins in stillness

Do not ask them to explain what they felt, or demand immediate results

This is normal. Responses vary: tears, laughter, deep fatigue, dissociation, or profound peace

These reactions reflect deep inner reorganization

Offer gentle support and remind them that integration can take days or weeks

Keep a notebook nearby for insights that surface in the quiet moments

Check in with the person a day or two later

A simple text, call, or note can make all the difference

Ask how they’re feeling and if they’ve noticed any shifts

Avoid saying "You’ll be fine now" or "This will fix everything"

It is the beginning of integration, not the end of healing

Ethical practice means never claiming expertise you do not have

If you are new to soul retrieval, train under a qualified teacher and work with a mentor

If someone is actively suicidal, psychotic, or in acute trauma, refer them to a licensed therapist first

Soul retrieval complements but does not replace medical or therapeutic care

Your role is not to control, but to witness

Trust its intelligence more than your technique

Your role is to hold space, listen deeply, and serve with integrity

When done with care, soul retrieval can be a gentle and powerful return to self