
For years, I’ve kept this event to myself, but now, as I enter a new stage of my life, it is probably irrelevant to all the parties involved. It is absolutely true that governments and larger institutions have programs that involve parapsychology and mind-influencing research. I don’t know much about their operating procedures because, as I’ll explain shortly, I never got that far with the officer involved. What I do know is their level of wisdom, and unfortunately, it falls far below what shamanism aspires to.
The encounter began like any normal new client setting up a session with me. When we met in person, the client was a woman in her mid-fifties. She did quite well at shutting down her capacities during the first ten minutes before the inner work began. Once I started the actual healing and exploration, however, her agenda failed her.
Shamanism teaches us to develop a way of thinking that utilizes our most natural capacity to understand the world. It is a connection we all have to everything within us and everything around us. This connection is cultivated through a deep understanding of what I call “creation consciousness,” which, upon reflection, is really “love consciousness.” Everything in creation responds to love because absolutely everything was created from it. When one operates from this elevated axis, nothing below it can truly attach itself or endure.
Back to the session.
When a shaman heals, he or she must first ask permission from the subconscious to enter the deeper layers of the client. Most of the time, the subconscious recognizes the loving energy and permits the shaman to enter, cleanse, and harmonize the inner realms. Sometimes there is fear of the unknown, and the shaman must be more tactful in the approach. This is entirely normal and healthy. For us shamans, it is simply part of the work.
With this woman, however, it was different.
She was trying to communicate with me at that level. The message felt useless. It was some sort of phrase or invitation, probably the initial stage of a recruitment attempt. It was not part of her authentic inner vibration. To me, it felt more like a patient trying to chat with a dentist while the dentist was attempting to perform an examination.
Back then, I was much more aggressive in my energetic approach, so I dismissed that layer of mental noise and pushed inward.
Once inside her subconscious, I found scattered pieces of her personality and detached aspects of what had once been meaningful family connections. I also perceived indications of a health condition she had experienced and was still managing, perhaps something related to diabetes or fatty liver disease. The most striking thing I found, however, was a self-aggrandizing belief that she was powerful because she belonged to, or represented, some unstoppable organization.
She felt inflated by the idea that she was there evaluating me.
She kept repeating some mundane phrase, and behind her ego-driven thinking was the certainty that I was somehow missing the transmission.
Once the healing work was complete, I would normally take a few moments to explain what I had found, what I had done, and what I would suggest for further self-balancing. In this unique instance, however, we both knew what had happened in that inner realm, and neither of us was willing to address it directly.
She had come to my office and paid for my services. I had provided those services to the best of my ability and with an open heart. She had attempted to test me, but I was not about to abandon my commitment to service in order to engage in some mundane exchange within a space that I consider sacred.
Here is my message to any such people who may, by chance, be reading this.
Shamans do not need precise details or structured systems such as remote viewing because we navigate through energetic correspondence, symbolism, and the language of consciousness itself. We would never pay significant attention to a phrase like that because it originates from a very limited vibrational level.
A government program could never compete with Divinity.
Now, if this woman had radiated something more authentic—something along the lines of, “I represent this organization, and we genuinely need your help with something good and meaningful”—that intention would have been recognized, received, and answered.
True communication is not hidden in codes, phrases, or secret handshakes. It is carried through the quality of consciousness behind the message. Love recognizes love. Service recognizes service. Truth recognizes truth.
Everything else is tainted by smaller agendas.
If you would like to learn more about these types of programs, consciousness exploration, intuitive perception, energetic development, or the deeper capacities that already exist within every human being, I warmly invite you to reach out. One of the greatest joys of my life has been helping people discover that what they seek is not outside themselves—it has been present within them all along. Through private sessions, mentorship, training, and immersive shamanic work, I help individuals reconnect with their intuition, strengthen their energetic awareness, and develop a deeper relationship with the intelligence of creation itself. Whether you are simply curious or are called to walk a more serious path of personal growth and spiritual development, I would be honored to support your journey. There is far more potential within you than you may currently realize, and the world becomes a very different place once you begin to access it consciously.
Shaman Flavio Moy
Nine-Time Initiated Q’ero Shaman (Pampamisayoq & Altomisayoq)
Certified Transpersonal Therapist & Counselor
Website: HealerShaman.com
Email: flavio@healershaman.com


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