Ama Deus
Frequently
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Q: What is Ama Deus?
Ama Deus is a sacred healing energy practice passed down from the Guarani people of the Amazon through Brazilian healer Alberto Aguas. At its core, it is a way of channeling unconditional love for healing, guidance, and spiritual growth.
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Q: How is Ama Deus different from Reiki?
Reiki heals with light, while Ama Deus heals with love. Reiki primarily uses the hands, while Ama Deus combines the hands and the breath. Ama Deus also works with a set of simple but powerful symbols that support healing on many levels—from physical well-being to connecting with spirit guides, assisting in transitions at death, healing animals, and expanding the heart. Many students describe Ama Deus as feeling more earth-based and deeply personal, like a direct connection to love itself.
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Do I need any experience with energy healing to learn Ama Deus?
Not at all. Ama Deus is for everyone—whether you’re brand new to energy work or already trained in other modalities. The practice is simple, accessible, and meets you right where you are on your spiritual path.
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What can Ama Deus help with?
Ama Deus can support physical and emotional healing, deepen spiritual awareness, expand the heart center, reduce stress, and open intuition. It can also be used to assist animals, connect with spirit guides, and support loved ones in the process of dying. Ultimately, it helps us live more fully from a place of love.
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What happens in a Level 1 class?
In Level 1, you’ll receive your first Ama Deus attunement—a sacred ceremony that connects you to this stream of unconditional love. You’ll also learn 9 foundational symbols, experience guided meditations, and have hands-on practice so you feel confident using Ama Deus for yourself and others.
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Is Ama Deus religious?
No. Ama Deus is a spiritual practice, but it is not tied to any religion. Students from all backgrounds and traditions are welcome.
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How do I know if Ama Deus is right for me?
If you feel called to open your heart, deepen your intuition, or share healing with others, Ama Deus may be exactly what you’re looking for. Many students describe a sense of “coming home” when they experience it for the first time.