The AYNI School
The Ayni School is an invitation to step into a life of deeper connection — with yourself, with Spirit, and with the living web of the Earth.
Each year of the school opens a new portal: The first year is all about learning to live and speak from the heart. The second year is an invitation to speak, live and heal from the soul level.
Rooted in shamanic practices, energy healing, and earth based wisdom, this school guides you through a journey of self-healing, spiritual empowerment, and embodied wisdom.
Year 1: The Ayni Medicine Wheel
A Yearlong Training in Shamanism, Energy Healing & Connection to the Natural World
The first year is an initiation into the deep aspects of your soul’s longing — for connection, presence, expansion, and trust in life’s cycles. Working with the medicine wheel, you will step through a sacred portal that unfolds in unexpected and magical ways.
Through initiations in Energy Healing (Shamanic Reiki Level I–Master), earth-based ceremonies, work with plant spirits, Yoga Nidra, and sound practices, you will learn to hold healing space for yourself and others. By the end of the year, you will have developed your own healing practice and grounded your medicine into daily life.
Year 2: The Soul’s Path
Stepping into Your Soul’s Path
The second year is for those who have completed the Ayni Medicine Wheel and are ready to claim their role as wisdom keepers and guides. This training focuses on advanced healing techniques, space holding in 1:1 and group settings, and stepping into the healer’s seat with confidence.
Each participant will not only deepen their own practice but also begin to guide and teach, creating offerings rooted in their unique medicine.
Who is this school for?
The Ayni School is for you if you feel called to…
- Commit to your path of self-healing and soul growth
- Reconnect to the wisdom of the natural world and its cycles
- Awaken your innate healing abilities and intuition
- Learn to hold space for others with integrity and depth
- Step into your role as a healer, guide, and community weaver
The Ayni School
The Ayni School is the heart of Flavia Ghidossi’s work. It is a living school of earth-based wisdom, spiritual remembrance, and embodied healing. The Ayni School is not a system to follow, but a return to an ancient knowing that lives inside the body, the land, and the breath.
Flavia founded the Ayni School after many years of studying and teaching on Shamanism, Energy Healing, and Yoga. Her path has evolved through dedicated practice, extensive training, and time spent in the mountains, forests, and rivers that have shaped her understanding of relationship and belonging. Her work is rooted in the principle of Ayni — sacred reciprocity — the remembrance that we are always in exchange with the living world.
Flavia’s teaching is characterized by clarity, groundedness, and gentleness. She creates spaces where the nervous system can soften, where intuition becomes trustworthy, and where students remember that their medicine is already within them. Her role is not to define the path, but to help each person recognize and walk their own.
The Ayni School is not just a training. It is a homecoming — to the body, to the earth, to the unseen, to the soul.
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What is Ayni?
Whoever You Are, Welcome. Whether you’ve been with me for a while or are just entering my world, welcome! My name is Flavia. I’m a teacher of interconnection, rest, liminal spaces and everything in-between. When I was 25, I took the biggest leap of faith. I left...
What is Shamanism?
The term “shamanism” was introduced by European anthropologists after many voyages into the unknown parts of the world, east and west. The first time that the word “shaman” was written down was in the 13th century. It was then picked up by academics and explorers. It...
What is Yoga Nidra?
Yoga Nidra is a magical state that allows not only for deep relaxation but also for an exploration of what it means to be a truly present living being. How deep can I dive into the notion of the Self? What is behind what we call “consciousness”? How much can I truly...
