FOGO
SAGRADO is a therapeutic technique developed
by Aloyzio Delgado Nascimento, based on his over 15 years of experience
in Brazilian indian tribes, where he could observe how the shamans
carried out their healing processes.
During that time, Aloyzio realized that when an indian presented
any kind of unbalance and looked for his shaman, the latter took
care of the symptoms with herbs and rituals, but, using his sixth
sense, he also looked for anything that had happened in the sick
man’s life that could be then presenting itself as a physical,
psycho-emotional and/or social disease, to understand it and heal
it.
From then on, Aloyzio dedicated his life to the development
of a work that represented what he saw, for so long, the shamans
doing in their tribes, but under a different format - one that
could be applied in cities, in offices, without rituals or any
religious aspects, so that it could attend people with different
beliefs, social and cultural levels.
Afterwards, Monica Oliveira, who worked with Aloyzio for many
years until his passing, reshaped the technique, naming it Fogo
Sagrado and offering courses to certify other therapists inside
and outside Brazil.
Currently, there are 5 Brazilian therapists working in 4 countries
in Europe for 6 years.
The main characteristic of this work is the use of sensitivity
(sixth sense), to access directly from the client’s subconscious
all painful and blocking contents that are reflected in the body
and mind as physical and psycho-emotional unbalance.
Those contents are the ones that prevent one’s life to
flow completely, harmoniously and prosperously, in accordance
with one’s potential and merits.
A 90-minute private session has four steps: in the first one,
the therapist explains the work: its origins, how it works and
how it will develop.
During a second moment, the therapist reads and interprets the
client’s energetic field, that is, he accesses images and
feelings that come from his subconscious.
In the third step, called “cleaning phase”, the therapist
receives (channels) the contents (that, in this work, are called
energetic bodies, or samskaras, like the hindoos), expressing
them with gestures or words, freeing them from the client’s
energetic field, and sending them to the dimension of Light (egregora)
that guides and supports the work of transmutation of psycho-emotional
contents.
In the fourth step, the contents come back to the client in their
positive and expanded polarity (and they’re called a “body
in Light”), and are returned to the person, together with
a “password”(mantra) that works as a re-integrating
medicine for the new contents, so that the old patterns, after
transmuted, won’t be rebuilt.
The conscious use of the password is the client’s part
in the healing process.
This therapeutic work is a treatment that should be repeated
at minimum interval of three months.
In its theoretic and philosophic structure, Fogo Sagrado intends
to integrate four great lines of knowledge: the oriental knowledge,
Shamanism, Quantum Physics and Psychology. Also, it is in deep
consonance with two fundamental laws: the Law of Synchronicity
and the Law of Resonance. Fogo Sagrado’s methodology lies
on four important pillars:
- The client’s energetic field is never invaded (no privacy
invasion), that is, only what’s offered by his Superior
Self is accessed;
- Neutrality and No Judging;
- No manipulation, that is, one’s karma shouldn’t
be altered to meet personal wishes. When one’s blocks
are transmuted e reshaped, the person will attract things according
to one’s merits and capacity;
- Detachment in relation to results. The Universe decides where,
how and when changes will happen, and we not always need what
we want (and vice-versa)
Besides private sessions, Fogo Sagrado can be carried out in
a group, in the Healing Circle (where people sit in a circle with
the client in the center) and in the Transdimensional Therapy
(an integration of Fogo Sagrado and the family systemic therapy).Cosmic
Breathing is another aspect of this therapy – an integration
of Fogo Sagrado and Rebirth, that can be done for one person or
in a group.
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