Frequently Asked Questions:
 

1. What is Heyoka?

Heyoka is a sacred space for healing, transformation, and authentic expression. It is a place where the soul is invited to remember its true nature and awaken to deeper levels of presence, peace, and wholeness.

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2. What kinds of services do you offer?

We offer one-on-one sessions, group experiences, and immersive workshops — all rooted in deep listening, energy work, and intuitive guidance. Whether you are seeking clarity, healing, or reconnection with your inner voice, you will find offerings aligned with your journey.

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3. Who are these sessions for?

Our sessions are open to anyone who feels called — regardless of where you are on your spiritual or healing path. You don’t need any prior experience, just an open heart and a willingness to explore.

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4. How can I book a session or workshop?

You can reach out to us via the contact form on our website or email us at info@heyoka.ie. We’ll be happy to guide you toward the right offering for you.

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5. What should I expect during a session?

Each experience is unique and intuitively guided. You will be held in a safe and compassionate space, where you can relax, release, and reconnect with yourself.

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6. Is this work connected to any religion?

No. Our work is spiritual but not religious. It is inclusive, heart-centered, and rooted in universal truths and respect for all paths.

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7. Do you offer anything online?

Yes, some sessions and group offerings are available online, allowing you to connect from anywhere in the world. Please check our website or reach out to learn more.

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8. How can I stay in touch with Heyoka?

You can sign up for our newsletter, follow us on social media, or join one of our events. We also send occasional updates about new offerings, reflections, and inspiration.

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9. What is the intention behind this work?

The heart of Heyoka’s work is to support awakening — to help individuals remember who they are beneath the noise, and to create space for deep healing, empowerment, and soul-led living.

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10. I feel drawn to this work but I’m unsure where to start. What should I do?

That’s completely natural. You are welcome to reach out with any questions or feelings — we’re here to listen, not to push. Often, the first step is simply saying yes to your inner call.

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11. Do I need to prepare in any way before coming to a session or workshop?

No special preparation is needed — simply come as you are. You may wish to take a few quiet moments beforehand to center yourself or reflect on your intention, but it’s not required. We honor each person’s process and pace.

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12. Is this work trauma-informed?

Yes. We hold each space with deep care, sensitivity, and respect for your boundaries. While spiritual work can be profoundly healing, it should never feel overwhelming or invasive. You are always in control of your experience.

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13. Can I bring a friend or family member to a session or workshop?

If you're attending a group event, you’re very welcome to come with someone close to you. For private sessions, we recommend attending alone to give yourself space to go inward — but we’re always open to discussing what feels best for you.

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14. What if I become emotional during a session?

That’s completely natural. Emotions are part of the healing process, and you will be held with compassion and without judgment. Every feeling is welcome and honored here.

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15. Is there follow-up or support after a session?

Yes. Many people benefit from gentle integration after a session — whether that’s rest, reflection, or simply staying in touch. We’re available for follow-up if you need grounding or clarity afterwards.

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16. How often should I come for a session?

That depends entirely on your intuition and needs. Some people feel called to regular sessions; others come when they feel the inner pull. There is no “right” rhythm — we trust your inner guidance.

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17. Do you collaborate with other healers or facilitators?

Yes, Heyoka is rooted in community and co-creation. We occasionally host workshops or retreats in collaboration with other trusted practitioners who share a similar approach to integrity and heart-centered work.

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18. Why the name “Heyoka”?
The word "Heyoka" refers to the sacred archetype of the sacred mirror — one who reflects truth, often through paradox or gentle disruption of patterns. It’s a reminder to not take ourselves too seriously, and to meet the journey of awakening with humility, humor, and honesty.