A shamanic treatment has been called “ten years of therapy in one session,” and can be a powerful way to free oneself from repeating unproductive patterns.

What is a shaman? Shaman believe that all “problems” –whether physical or emotional–have a source in energy. Shaman then located that energy lying at a problem’s source and shift it, causing the symptoms of the problem to shift as well.

Why go to a shaman?There are many reasons to go to a shaman: emotional depression, anxiety, long-lasting periods of grief, anger, a sense of dread. Physical symptoms such as recurring nightmares, autism, addiction, or disease (especially stress-related illnesses or unexplained physical pain) are also problems one might bring to a shaman session.

The cause of these problems may be obvious, such as a response to some sort of trauma. Distress emanating from relationship-based issues like divorce, infidelity, toxic family or work relationships, even the inability to get pregnant are also clear sources of pain. All of these can often be helped by a shaman.

About the shaman

Renu Paryani has 10 years of experience working as a shaman. Her journey began with Dianne Dunn’s initiations to Munay Ki Rights. Later she met Don Alejandro, Altamesayok for Peru and learnt to walk on Andean path as a mini Paqo. Her next big leap was the 3 years advanced shamanism lessons with Foundation for Shamanic Studies. She lives in Hong Kong and has shared her skills here and on the Indian continent.

Pricing - New clients 120 minutes HK$1500 ; RETURNING CLIENTS 90 minutes $800. / Children 30 minutes $600.

Booking - Book and pay directly with Renu email: renu.paryani@gmail.com and Mob - 60725490

Bring - Wear comfortable clothes.

Getting here - By MTR, take the Wong Chuk Hang station on the South Island line,  Exit B.  Walk to very end of pedestrian overpass, down the flight of steps and turn left onto Yip Kan St. Walk to the third entrance (at the fire hydrant) and take lift to f/21. This is the back entrance of the building as the main entrance on Wong Chuk Hang Rd is closed at 1800.  Parking in evening available on the street, during the day behind us at Southmark. Refer to the map on the website.

Entering the Studio - Feel free to enter 15 minutes before class begins. Leave shoes, bags, coats, phones and other personal belongings in the cubbies near the door.  Ensure your phone is on silent (not just vibrate). If the studio door is closed, please do not disturb the occupants though.

Latecomers- Class will start on time.  Sometimes it is unavoidable to be late. Enter quietly and make as little noise and fuss as possible. If we are tuning in, please wait until we have finished the chants though.

Ending class - Please help us maintain the studio by returning all props to their original locations. Blankets are folded neatly in rectangles and stacked in the cupboards. Mats stacked neatly on the trolley. Take responsibility for washing your own tea cup. We wish you to feel as though the studio is an extension of your home and appreciate your attention and help in keeping it tidy, clean and welcoming.

Cancellations - If you are unable to attend a group event that you have registered for, you may call / email to reschedule three hours before on the day of the event at no penalty. You may find a replacement or you may reschedule for a similarly priced event once within a period of six weeks from the registered event. Otherwise you will forfeit the fee and if paid by a package, it will be deducted from your total. Packages are valid for three months from date of purchase. You will be sent a reminder prior to their expiration date. They are non-extendable.

Gift cards - are not refundable and are valid only for the purpose for which they were purchased.