Case: NASA shuttle course plotter with 3 years of chronic insomnia

Result: Lifelong healing and medication-free sleep restored

When a rocket scientist responsible for plotting space shuttle courses developed sudden, unexplainable insomnia, doctors exhausted all medical options. Addicted to sleeping pills and on the verge of collapse, he was referred to Gwilda.

Through a shamanic journey, Gwilda saw a chilling scene: the man duct-taped to a chair, suffocating — even though he sat alive in front of her.

The truth emerged: he had lost his identical twin brother during a robbery, who had been duct-taped and suffocated exactly as seen. The traumatic soul bond had never been released.

Using advanced psychopomp work and soul retrieval, Gwilda cleared the trapped energy. From that day forward, he slept naturally, restored his health, saved his career — and sent Christmas cards for years, celebrating his new lease on life

When longtime medical colleague Dr. Joe Swartz reached out to Gwilda Wiyaka, it wasn’t about a patient — it was about saving his own life. After a heart-valve transplant, Dr. Swartz’s body was rejecting the new valve. Dangerous arrhythmias set in. His doctors had no solutions left.

In a powerful shamanic journey, Gwilda traveled back to the moment of his surgery. She uncovered trapped trauma in both the original valve and the donated one — including the terror of the young donor’s sudden death in a truck accident. Using advanced soul retrieval and psychopomp techniques, Gwilda cleared the trauma imprint, re-coded the donated valve with Dr. Swartz’s own healthy frequency, and energetically restored its right to function.

The Results: Within one week, his arrhythmias disappeared.  His body stopped rejecting the valve.  His anxiety and post-transplant fear completely lifted.  More than 12 years later, the valve is still functioning perfectly — far beyond medical expectations.

"I have no doubt your healing saved my life." ~ Dr. Joe Swartz

Working within a holistic medical clinic, Gwilda's abilities were often called upon by the resident physicians. In one instance, a doctor approached her with a patient case, asking her to simply "take a look at the lungs." Gwilda had no prior information about the patient or their condition.

Closing her eyes, she intuitively scanned the patient's chest, noting that one lung was slightly larger (which the doctor confirmed as normal). Then, she pinpointed a specific area in the lower part of one lung, describing it as an inflamed, mucusy patch.

Intrigued, the doctor then conducted an extraordinary test. He presented Gwilda with two different bottles of pills, asking her what the patient's lungs would look like in six weeks if they were given each medication. Without knowing what the medications were, Gwilda stated that the first pill would cause the inflamed area to worsen and grow significantly. For the second pill, she described the inflamed patch as nearly gone, barely recognizable.

The doctor then revealed the truth: the first pill was a placebo, entirely unrelated to lung conditions. The second was a powerful, broad-spectrum antibiotic. Medical imaging, including MRIs, later confirmed the presence of the inflamed patch exactly where Gwilda had described.

This remarkable demonstration of her medical intuitive accuracy didn't just shock the doctor; it converted him into a believer and eventually one of her dedicated students. It's a powerful testament to Gwilda's ability to see beyond the surface and provide insights that align precisely with medical reality.