The Image of the Soul
A Mirror for the Soul
A soul image is an intuitive representation of your inner vibration—a visual key to the soul diamond.
Like a facet of your own diamond, it reveals a glimmer of the light that already dwells within you.
When you receive a soul image, you enter into an inner dialogue with your consciousness. The image helps you understand where you are in your development and which aspects need refinement.
For many, the image of the soul becomes an anchor—a sensory symbol in everyday life. A reminder of direction, strength, and love.
The Soul Image can be used in meditation, process work, or as a daily mirror for the soul.
At Adamas, the image of the soul is a natural part of our development programs and individual processes. It can also take the form of a soul pendant—a personal symbol that you carry with you in your daily life.
Who the self-portrait speaks to
The Soul Portrait is intended for people who seek greater clarity in their inner lives. This may be during periods of transition, introspection, or change, when there is a need to see oneself more clearly.
Many people turn to the soul image in connection with life choices, relationships, creative expression, or personal development. Others experience it as a mirror that strengthens their connection to what is already alive and true
How the Image of the Soul Is Created
The Soul Portrait is created during an individual session with Adam Mads Heindorf—in person or online.
Through conversation and intuitive contemplation, a personal image takes shape that reflects your essence and the current movement of your soul.
Adams' own words about the sessions
“A soul portrait is a tool for personal growth. In my work, I bring together the viewer, the healer, and the goldsmith, and I work in a meditative manner.
As a viewer, I open a field of clairvoyance where symbols, insights, and messages reveal themselves. During the session, I work in a state of deep presence, where energy guides the process.
After the session, I’ll share what has been revealed and draw a symbol representing your soul. The symbol can later be made into a piece of jewelry or a tattoo, or used actively in your daily life.
"The soul image serves as a symbol of healing that supports your continued journey through life."
The symbol
A soul image communicates on a different level.
It provides insight into what you currently need to work on within yourself.
The symbol serves as an anchor for attention and awareness.
When you return to it, it reminds you of the part of yourself that calls for mindfulness.
Adam offers various types of soul images:
Who You Are
A portrait of the soul that reveals who you are and what lies within you. A symbol that helps you remember your true nature and serves as a companion throughout your life.
A Contemporary Image
A contemporary soul portrait is a tool for process work. It shows where you are in your consciousness and what is important to address and work on right now.
The combination
A combination that reveals both your core essence and your current journey. A comprehensive picture that can serve as a guide for both self-reflection and change.
If you have a specific preference regarding the type of soul image you’d like, please let us know before the session. Otherwise, Adam will open the space and share the message that emerges during the session.
Process Work
If you choose the soul image as a tool for process work, you yourself are an active part of the process.
I'll help you activate your system and give you a symbol to support the work. From there, it's your responsibility to stay focused and continue working through the process at your own pace.
Process work is about awareness. It’s about creating clarity and movement so you can stand more firmly in your own truth—like a polished gem.
The symbol can be incorporated into daily life through meditation, reflection, and sensory awareness. Many people choose to use it as a background on their phone or computer, as a decoration in their room, as a tattoo, or as jewelry.
When you encounter the symbol again and again, a resonance arises within your system that quietly supports the process you are going through.
Meditation
After the session, it is beneficial to continue working on your soul image through meditation.
Meditation helps anchor the symbolism in your body and consciousness. As you return to meditation over time, the image of the soul unfolds in layers, offering new insights as your process unfolds.
Adam also offers personalized guided meditations based on your personal soul profile. These sessions focus more specifically on integration, balance, and movement within your system.
Meditation can be used both as a daily practice and as a source of support during periods of change, reflection, or transition.
Couple
The session can also be tailored for you and someone with whom you share a close relationship. This could be a partner, a family member, a child, or someone with whom you are in the midst of an important life relationship.
A soul image for couples is about relational awareness. It reveals the space between you—how your energies meet, where there is flow, and where attention, adjustment, or grounding is needed.
The Soul Image serves as a shared mirror. It provides insight into the dynamics and potential of the relationship without assigning blame or offering “right” answers. This symbol helps you connect more clearly and with a greater understanding of each other’s processes.
Many people find that a shared vision of the soul creates a more peaceful foundation for dialogue, presence, and a shared sense of direction. It can be actively used in reflection, meditation, or as a shared anchor in everyday life.
A shared image of the soul can become part of both individual and collective practice over time.
The piece of jewelry
To further anchor the image of the soul, many choose to have it made into a piece of jewelry.
When you wear the soul jewelry, the symbol works continuously through its form, vibration, and the materials from which it is crafted. Gemstones and precious metals contribute their own qualities and support the whole.
From Symbol to Form
When the image of the soul is translated into a piece of jewelry, the symbol becomes anchored in the body and in lived experience. The piece of jewelry emerges at the intersection of the soul image’s symbolism and Adam’s work as a goldsmith, where the intuitive is translated into form. The craftsmanship translates the intuitive image into a physical form that can be worn, experienced, and integrated naturally into everyday life.
The piece of jewelry becomes a silent witness to your journey—something that accompanies you through movement, relationships, and time.
The soul jewelry can be actively used during meditation, placed on the body, or worn visibly as an anchor in your practice. Many people find that the jewelry opens the door to deeper insights and strengthens the connection to the field of the soul image.
Precious Stones and Precious Metals
In Adamas’ work, gemstones and precious metals are considered more than just materials. Each possesses its own energetic quality and plays an active role in the jewelry as a whole.
Precious stones contribute specific frequencies that can support balance, clarity, and regulation in the body and consciousness. Precious metals act as conductors and anchors for energy, providing form, stability, and continuity over time.
The materials are selected in harmony with the soul’s image and the process the piece of jewelry is intended to support. You can read more about working with gemstones, energy, and ethics, as well as the significance of precious metals, on the related pages.
Integration Over Time
A soul portrait unfolds at its own pace. Some insights reveal themselves immediately, while others unfold gradually through everyday life, relationships, and practice.
There’s no expectation that you’ll understand everything right away. The image of the soul serves as a space you can return to whenever there’s a shift or a question in your life.
Personal and Confidential
The session is confidential. Everything that is shared and everything that is observed is treated with respect for your process.
It can be helpful to let the insights sink in before sharing them widely. In the early stages, the process is often more nuanced and delicate, and it benefits most from calm and mindfulness.
Once the process has taken root in your system, you can share the experience more freely if it feels natural. It’s about respecting yourself and the journey you’re on.
Time and Setting
Working with soul images follows the process—not a set timeframe. Some sessions are short and clear, while others unfold over a longer period of time.
The quality of the work and the clarity of the message are Adam's responsibility. The process is complete when the energy has been released and the image is clear.
Practical
Price
A session costs:
1 person = 2,500 DKK.
2 people = 3,500 DKK.
The price of a soul jewelry piece depends on the materials and level of detail, which are determined on a case-by-case basis.
Places
Sessions are offered in Tranekær on Langeland, in Copenhagen, and online.
Booking
Contact Adam to learn more or to book a session.
He'll be looking forward to seeing you.
The Image of the Soul as a Practice
A soul image is a living tool that unfolds over time. Through meditation, reflection, and daily mindfulness, the symbol becomes a source of clarity, balance, and personal growth in everyday life.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to be spiritually experienced to receive a soul image?
The Soul Image requires no special prerequisites. It meets you where you are and works with the awareness and experience you already possess.
Can a soul image change over time?
The symbol itself remains the same, while your relationship to it may evolve. Many people find that new layers and insights emerge as they use the soul image over time.
Can I use the soul image in conjunction with other practices?
Yes. The soul image can be naturally integrated with meditation, bodywork, therapy, or creative processes and serve as a unifying focus in your work.
