Rami Abu-Sitta

Rami Abu-Sitta is a shamanic guide and energy medicine teacher, and the founder of School of Shamanic Artistry. His path began in his teens, during years of chronic illness, when a sudden awakening cracked him open. Some people called it psychosis. To him it was a direct encounter with the sacred, an initiation that helped him heal his body and change his life.

He went on to train with the Q'ero earthkeepers of the High Andes of Peru, and he also trained with The Four Winds Society. For two decades he has practiced ancestral energy medicine. He weaves it with Jungian depth psychology, Internal Family Systems, trauma-informed approaches and a grounded awareness of mental health. He has guided more than 1,000 clients worldwide.

Rami says he is not there to heal people or to play the guru. He sees his role as helping people remember that they already know how to heal themselves. After years of working in his mentor's way of doing sessions, he noticed that clients often left transformed but unsure how to create those shifts on their own. That led him to develop shamanic parts work, a collaborative form of soul retrieval for reintegrating buried parts of the self.

School of Shamanic Artistry is a Medicine Wheel journey. It includes a practitioner path for people who want to offer this work ethically. He has also led retreats and healing festivals in Mexico, on the West Coast and in Texas. He has been a guest on podcasts including Drop Into the Härt and Liberate Hollywood. He also brings more than ten years of creative and technical work to his teaching, including design, course creation, video, podcast production and guided meditation audio.