an accompanied journey to the treasure of your life’s wisdom
Beloved sister, you already know the irrevocable freedom that simply is. When we connect to our inner, we know and remember that we were born free.
That is what the Jagadambar approach is all about. The key in coming home to ourselves lies in the listening to and in the being with life. We dare to be with every moment life gives us. The bright and the dark. The good and the ugly.
To be present to any experience we are having in the moment.
process
In a Jagadambar ceremony we intentionally journey through our lives to look at all that was, is and will be. Each life phase has its own wisdom content, that you can now listen to.
You will go on a journey to recognise these treasures of your life’s wisdom. Whatever you went through - it taught you something deep. Life meant you. There was a blessing in it.
Seven anchors are lying in a circle on the floor, symbolising the individual phases of life. You will start in the empty centre, the now, and listen to what your soul truly needs to know. Taking seat at all the anchors, you wait patiently till you hear their wisdom.
You will meet trauma and issues and pain in the past phases. Yes, that’s how it was and it is over. The little girl you’ve been has already completed a task for you. She knows something important. Listen to her … and to the old wise woman you will be one day.
They can give you loving advice. They know you best. Go to all the anchors of your lifetime and listen.
You will end in the centre again: recognizing what you came here for, embrace yourself and the beauty and the kindness of your individual life. Allow yourself to just be that.
Each woman who wants will have her personal process held, supported and witnessed by the women of the outer circle. They will honour you in your pure essence. Together we dive deeper into the here and now of the woman’s experience as she represents a past, present or future version of herself by:
Listening —beyond the words to a deeper truth
Guiding —to places within ourselves that we wouldn’t go alone
Accompanying —us in our experience
Inviting — to embrace struggles and suffering
Honouring —the wisdom within us coming from our essence
wisdom from the field
The Jagadambar approach is birthed over the last years from my own life experience as a professional and a woman. It is based on the principles of the well-known therapeutic methods Systemic Constellations from Bert Hellinger and the Life Integration Process from Wilfried Nelles in combination with ancestral, tribal and traditional rituals and ceremonies.
The power of this combination is rooted in the great intelligence that is accessible to and through us once we come together and intentionally create a sacred field.
The Jagadambar approach is unique in the way that you are your own representative and next to gaining insights from past events in your life, you will get insights from your future self too.
The wisdom is directly accessed and experienced in the present moment. It’s not thinking. The clarity and the power of these downloads, as we call them, are magnified by the collective field of women as we do not only tap into our own, each others’ and the collective field’s wisdom, but also into our ancestors’. You can also join if you just want to be in the field without having an own process.
This is for
….women who are courageous
….women who trust that there is a greater intelligence
….women who have an inkling that this is accessible within herself
….women who know the healing power of women coming together
The Jagadambar approach can also be experienced alone in the form of one or multiple private session(s).
I would love to accompany you in your journey. Together we create a sacred field where you feel safe and empowered to access and experience the wisdom available from your past, present and future. Honour your life. You’ve long been worth it.
“This process does not only blow your mind by its magical healing power, it leaves you with a reverence and awe for life and the cyclical and simplistic nature of it when we dare to open up to the present moment.”
— Bibi Backx
