
Carla Meeske and Tim
Compassionate Healing for You and your Animals
Carla Meeske (formerly Carla Person) has been offering shamanism and animal communication for clients across the globe since 1998. She is a recognized author, teacher and healer with a reputation for integrity and commitment to her clients. Carla offers:
- Transformative shamanic healing for people and animals. Loving spirits help relieve physical and emotional problems.
- Soul retrieval, power animal retrieval, illness extraction and other classical shamanic healing practices.
- Complete training in shamanic journeying and healing, with a focus on helping animals.
Often spiritual healing is the missing link, the wind in the sails that allows true healing to rapidly progress.
Shamanic Spiritual Healing is ancient medicine practiced by indigenous people world wide. Entering “non-ordinary” reality, a shaman requests help from spirits who love us and who want us be healed and whole. Shamanism is complementary to modern medicine and therapy. Shamanism can accelerate other therapies’ effectiveness, removing impediments and facilitating rapid healing.
Carla works with you on the phone, and records the sessions so you can hear all the details again.
- Carla pioneered the Shamanic Method for Animal Communication. Learn your animal’s feelings and needs, and then witness the Compassionate Spirits energetic healing, bringing your animal loving relief, and giving you rich advice. How does shamanic animal communication differ from telepathic communication?
- Help with death and beyond: Learn how your special friend is doing in the afterlife, if/when she will return, and what messages she has for you. For animals nearing the end, Compassionate Spirits support the transition, relieving suffering and easing the pain of loss you both feel.
Carla teaches shamanism through distance education and live workshops. Carla’s courses are geared toward healing animals, but the path involves deep personal transformation. Your Spirits will guide your personal path to wisdom.
