Limpia

Service Description

My Approach Rooted in traditional Mesoamerican healing ways, Limpia rebalances the spiritual using ancestral rituals. As someone carrying this tradition through my Mexican lineage and family teachings, I approach this work with deep reverence for the healers who came before me. Each Limpia uses traditional tools: fresh herbs (ruda, romero, albahaca), raw eggs for absorbing negativity, copal incense, candles, and prayers. This work recognizes we daily collect energies from people and situations—helping clear accumulated spiritual residue. Perfect for You If: • You feel energetically heavy or spiritually "stuck" • You're experiencing patterns of bad luck or persistent blockages • You're preparing for important life transitions What to Expect: We begin with consultation about what feels imbalanced. I create sacred space with copal incense and prayers, invoking protection and guidance from ancestors. Using traditional sweeping motions with fresh herb bundles, I cleanse your energy field from head to feet, incorporating raw eggs to absorb negative energies. The ceremony includes prayers calling for release of what no longer serves and invocation of blessings for protection, clarity, and renewed vitality. Sessions may include candle work for specific intentions, spiritual bath recommendations, or protective guidance. After the Limpia, used materials are respectfully disposed of, carrying away cleared energies. What Clients Experience: • Feeling lighter, more peaceful, and spiritually refreshed • Improved clarity and mental focus • Release from persistent negative patterns • Enhanced sense of protection and spiritual strength Cultural Authenticity: This practice comes through my family lineage and cultural heritage. Limpia has been practiced for thousands of years by indigenous Mexican peoples and continues through Curanderas maintaining these sacred traditions. Traditional Limpia recognizes interconnection of physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being, addressing energetic and spiritual dimensions often missed by Western approaches. This ceremony is offered to those genuinely called to this tradition seeking authentic cultural healing practices. This is spiritual practice, not medical treatment. Should complement, not replace, medical or psychological care.