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About Gail Gorelick, Shamanic Practitioner

“Of the many healing modalities I have tried, nothing focuses on the core issues like the Shamanic work I have done with Gail.
It has enriched my life beyond measure.”- client testimonial

Gail Gorelick is an eclectic Shamanic Practitioner who has also trained in her Celtic ancestry during her three pilgrimages to England and has practiced shamanic healing at the Omega Institute in Rhinebeck, New York, since 1999.

Gail facilitates and teaches healing through soul retrieval, extraction, ritual work, space clearing and visionary journeying to allow her clients to connect more deeply to their spirit help and their sacred space within. Her practice emphasizes self-empowerment and the core shamanic principles learned from Dr. Michael Harner.

With her traditional degrees in science and psychology, Gail practices Asian shamanic body therapy as a registered Jin Shin Do acupressurist. She practices and teaches Reiki, an ancient Tibetan shamanic technique, through the Usui lineage. Gail is an ordained minister with the Circle of the Sacred Earth. She facilitates drumming circles to celebrate the living elements, the four directions and the sacred wheel of the year. She also performs marriage ceremonies. Gail has also offered her healing touch for many years in hospice work, bringing comfort to those in this special setting.

Being a mother is one of Gail’s greatest joys. Her deepest gratitude pours out to all of her teachers, especially Marina Nelson, Michael Harner, the Pacific Ocean, the tree and rock people, and all of the spirits of nature who have called her since childhood.

 

Thank You gg - a note of appreciation from Linda Lubin, author of the Journey to Awaken Blog

“I dedicate this poem by Hermann Hesse to my dear friend, Gail Gorelick - gg - (Crossing Rainbows), who, as a shaman, has led many souls on their journeys of exploration, and helped them as they each tried to respond to the questions their wandering soul has come back to ask. Gail has been a steadfast, hand-at-my-back friend as I have taken this journey of exploration in writing my blog.

As I struggle to respond to my soul's questions, I offer what comes to me, here, to all of you, to help you on your path.”

Namaste gg.

With love and appreciation, Lin.

 

Sometimes, when a bird cries out, Or the wind sweeps through a tree,

Or a dog howls in a far-off farm, I hold still and listen a long time.

My world turns and goes back to the place

Where, a thousand forgotten years ago,

The bird and the blowing wind Were like me, and were my brothers.

My soul turns into a tree, And an animal, and a cloud bank.

Then changed and odd it comes home And asks me questions.

What should I reply?

~ Hermann Hesse

 

Women of the Reed Islands, Lake Titicaca, Peru