Andean Shamanism, sees reality as your creation. In our recent national election, this means that your vibration created this reality for you and you alone. Regardless of how you feel about it, understand that this gift of life also means we are here to learn. Think about how you have been living. Reflect on where you have been putting your attention. This will give you an invaluable hint at why this election turned out the way it did for you. I understand this makes no sense for the logical mind. The Andean shamanic view aligns with quantum theory, which suggests that reality is influenced by consciousness and observation. The observer effect implies that your focus and attention shape your unique experience, much like how your vibration creates your personal reality. This perspective also resonates with multiverse theory, suggesting that your choices and mindset may lead you to experience one version of reality over others.

For those feeling unsettled by an election outcome, an Andean shamanic perspective encourages focusing on inner peace, balance, and unity. Instead of dwelling on external events, redirect energy inward through meditation, breathwork, or time in nature. These practices can calm the mind. They foster personal harmony that radiates outward. Shamans believe our thoughts and intentions shape reality; by holding positive intentions for ourselves, our communities, and even those with different views, we help cultivate an energy that promotes healing and unity.

Andean wisdom views significant events as part of a natural cycle that moves toward balance. Trusting this cycle can ease frustration and foster a sense of reassurance. Visualizing a future based on harmony, collaboration, and positive change helps channel both personal and collective energies toward unity. Setting this vision and striving for a world rooted in empathy and shared values not only supports our well-being but also contributes to a shift in human consciousness. In this way, each person plays a part in building the world they want to see, moving from division to constructive purpose.