NESHIMA - Personal Pranic Breathwork process - Portugal

I have been walking a path of healing for over 15 years, and for the past decade I have been working with others in this field. I was born in Israel into a family of Holocaust survivors, and I grew up in an environment that was emotionally and physically unwell. In that early state of fragility and limitation, I began searching for healing — or perhaps healing found me. With a deep inner desire to heal myself, but without clear knowledge or direction, life began to move me away from everything familiar. What followed was a gradual unfolding into a new way of being and a new level of consciousness, shaped by both challenge and grace. Over time, I was slowly built into the capacity to support the healing of others. This path has been, and continues to be, deeply challenging. Yet alongside it, a growing sense of freedom and unconditional peace has been emerging, as I learn to release old identities and move through inner obstacles. My approach brings together shamanic practice and psychotherapy, shaped through years of personal inquiry, direct experience, and learning with teachers from different traditions. I meet each person where they are, offering guidance when needed while honoring their own inner knowing. In our work, I listen closely and attune to what may be moving beneath the surface. This can include recognizing patterns or imbalances within the body, psyche, and consciousness, and working together toward greater clarity and integration. Rather than positioning myself as someone who has the answers, I see my role as helping to illuminate what is already present and ready to emerge. A central thread in this work is the healing of the “inner family” — the inner child, and the mother and father archetypes. As these relationships begin to shift, there is often a deeper sense of grounding, wholeness, and alignment with one’s life. I hold a strong trust in the possibility of healing, while also respecting the depth and complexity of each individual path. My role is to offer a clear and grounded container, and to walk alongside each person with care, honesty, and discernment. The presence of Spirit — or God — in my life is what most deeply shapes my human experience. It is this living presence that I continue to learn to trust, surrender to, and align with, and it is what I support others to recognize within themselves. This work is informed by indigenous shamanic traditions and the mystical streams within Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, and Christianity, along with a lived relationship to the sacred expressed through both the feminine and masculine. I continue to walk this path as a student as well as a practitioner, committed to deepening both my understanding and the quality of presence I bring to this work. If you feel called to learn more about my work, I invite you to visit my website: paramor.me