Soul Retrieval
Reclaim Your Wholeness.
When life overwhelms us, a part of the soul can step away to survive it. Shamans have called this soul loss for thousands of years. A soul retrieval brings that part home — and with it the strength, joy and trust that left with it.
“May your soul find its way back to you.”— One Shamanism
What Soul Loss Feels Like
Soul loss rarely announces itself. It shows up as a quiet sense that something is missing — that you are not quite whole, and haven’t been for a long time.
Something Is Missing
A persistent feeling of emptiness you can’t name — as if a part of you stayed behind somewhere, and never caught up.
The Same Pattern, Again
Relationships, work, money — the same block returns in a new costume, no matter how much you have worked on yourself.
Drained Without Reason
Tiredness that sleep doesn’t touch. The zest, the courage, the childlike joy — they used to be there.
Soul loss is not a diagnosis and not a flaw. It is what a soul does to survive something it could not carry at the time.
What Are Soul Fragments?
In shamanism the soul is not one solid thing. It is a living interplay of many parts — and each part carries something for you.
Your soul fragments hold your strengths, your potential, your particular gifts. When one of them leaves, it takes what it was carrying with it. That is why soul loss is felt less as pain and more as absence: the confidence that used to come easily, the creativity that used to flow, the trust in life that once needed no reason.
Shamans hold that this can happen at any point — in childhood, in the womb, even in earlier lives. The soul itself is understood as independent of the body, and beyond physical death.
The Three Shamanic Worlds
Depending on which fragment we are bringing home, the journey leads into one of three realms — always accompanied by power animals and spirit guides.
The Lower World
Often described as the realm of the soul. This is where shamans most often journey to find a fragment that left long ago.
The Middle World
The world we live in — the here and now, and everything woven through it.
The Upper World
The invisible realm of destiny and spirit. When a life was knocked off its course, the fragment often waits here.
Three Sessions, One Journey
A soul retrieval is not a single appointment. It is a held process — before, during, and after.
The Consultation
We meet by video call (30–60 min). By the end we both know exactly which issue your soul retrieval will address.
The Retrieval
I journey and carry out the retrieval for you. Afterwards you receive an audio recording of the journey itself, to keep.
The Integration
One week later we meet again (30–60 min). You tell me how you feel, and you get practical exercises to carry the change into daily life.
After booking you’ll receive a calendar link by email. Appointments run Monday to Saturday, 8 AM to 8 PM.
What the Community Says
“I find the soul retrieval spot-on and extremely powerful. The positive transformation of seeing the situation has given me a lot of healing and insights. It’s working — everything is reorganising now.”
“I feel a significant step closer to myself, much less searching, and a huge sense of relief. I can finally take my life into my own hands.”
“Already during the preliminary conversation, many things surfaced — it created a completely different awareness. After the journey I received an audio recording, so I could review everything again.”
“Your way of teaching is very mindful, gentle, and yet strong. You accompanied me on the path to becoming whole. I now know what to do.”
“Carolin gave me the room so that I could open my heart.”
“I thank Carolin for her calmness, openness, and valuable insights. She responded to me in a very individual way.”
Questions, Gently Answered
Do I need to believe in any of this for it to work?
No. You need curiosity and a willingness to be honest with yourself — nothing more. Many people arrive sceptical. The work does not ask you to adopt a belief system.
Do I have to relive something painful?
No. A soul retrieval is not about re-entering the wound. We revisit an event from a different vantage point — with resources you did not have back then. Most people describe it as relieving, not harrowing.
Does it work online?
Yes. The journey happens in a state of consciousness, not in a room. I have carried out soul retrievals for people on every continent. You need a quiet hour and headphones.
How will I feel afterwards?
Usually lighter, sometimes tired, often quietly moved. Things tend to settle and reorganise over the following days — which is exactly why we meet again a week later.
How is this different from therapy or coaching?
It doesn’t replace either. The shamanic principle behind soul retrieval — revisiting an event and transforming it — is reflected in modern approaches like NLP and systemic work. I am trained in both, and I work where they meet.
The part that left
is waiting to return.
You don’t need to know which fragment it is, or when it happened. We find that together in the first conversation.