Holding the Mantle of Healing and Facilitation

While every woman holds her unique gifts and spiritual abilities, not all women hold the templating and mantle to facilitate healing for others.

Even when you hold the templating (organic lightbody architecture accompanied by embodied spiritual mastery within your soul essence) there is still a process of activation, remembrance, training and practice to unlock your gifts and embody them in this present reality.

Becoming a facilitator of healing and transformation is a journey that is deeply connected to your own personal values and destiny of how you’re meant to serve the collective in the way God designed you.

When you know you’re here to facilitate healing spaces for others and you choose to accept your role and what God is asking you to do, you will receive the steps and the destiny helpers who are meant to support your process.

There will often be signs throughout the course of your life leading up to you fully stepping into acceptance of the mantle that indicate how you’re meant to use your gifts, showcasing your natural talents.

Facilitation is an art and it is a form of spiritual mastery — in my personal experience and opinion, you can always learn more and continue to deepen into your embodiment of how you facilitate.

Based on what you are here to facilitate and the medicine you carry, you will be led through the co-creational process of discovering how God wants you to facilitate spaces that are covered under your mantle. Essentially these are your assignments of what you’re here to create and hold space for, allowing the souls to come in who are meant to be covered under your mantle as ordained by God.

As a facilitator, being able to take sovereign responsibility for your own energy accompanied by honest accountability for your behavior while holding clear boundaries with your clients is a skill to master. This means being able to see your wounds, locate your blind spots and being willing to look at what you need to see in order to become the best facilitator you can be.

You don’t have to be perfect — you just have to be willing to own your shit with humility and grace.

God began my facilitator journey quite early, as I was facilitating public events for thousands of people when I was 19 years old. I was responsible for coordinating experiences for mass amounts of people without any training — I was put into the role because of my leadership, emotional intelligence, maturity and capacity (which are key indicators of someone holding facilitator templates btw)

Although I wasn’t facilitating healing spaces at that time, I was responsible for coordinating teams of people and ensuring the events were safe for everyone who attended. It was my responsibility to ensure that all aspects of the event were clean & clear and my role was to oversee the entire experience making sure everyone was doing their part, working in harmony together. The success of the event was my responsibility.

I did this kind of work for over 12 years before God pulled me out and my shamanic awakening began — carrying my skills over into facilitating healing spaces and smaller groups of people, yet the foundations were already built.

Capacity.
Coordination.
Communication.
Ability to be present and respond intentionally in the moment.
Trusting myself to be in my power and handling whatever happened in the moment.
Being able to navigate the unexpected with maintained composure & neutrality

I already knew how to authentically create an intentional experience that I was inviting people into — and how to take responsibility for how I delivered the experience knowing that I couldn’t control what happened in the event (aka healing ceremony, session, retreat) but I could be present with how I responded to the unexpected.

As a facilitator of healing and transformation, the truth is you cannot control the divine processes that occur within your spaces.

When facilitated in Divine Will, you are deciding to place your trust in God rather than your ego and so with that, you surrender control and allow God to guide the process.

Your role is to be present and trust what God is revealing to you — and to do what God guides you to do, or not do.

Learning when to lean in and when to lean back is an art form — noticing the subtleties of the energetics within the space, ceremony, session etc is something that your Sophianic body will be able to pick up on through presence, practice, attunement and refinement.

When you hold the mantle of facilitation on your life, your journey of becoming an embodied and skilled facilitator is deeply intertwined with your personal ascension process.

As you learn how to facilitate transformation for yourself, you unlock deeper codes that show you how to hold deeper space for others.

Your devotion to your own process makes you a better facilitator — as well as your willingness to learn from skilled facilitators who you are called to learn from in your journey.

Learning facilitation skills from mentors and teachers who you are assigned to learn from (who are connected to the lineages you carry in your soul) will support in the unlocking of those codes.

In your co-creation with God, you get to have the conversation around what you’re here to facilitate and what you’re not here to facilitate.

There are so many layers to facilitation and how you architect your space — multidimensionally and physically.

In my upcoming training, I am going to be teaching about the energetics & practical aspects of Sophianic Facilitation and how to create an atmosphere for your clients that honors your medicine and their process so that they can receive what’s in alignment for their highest good, in divine will.

Because as a facilitator, your role is to create the space and hold the field from a place of power and source connection so that your clients can have the experience that God wants them to have, not your ego…or theirs.

And learning that is an art form.