The shamanic path is as old as the world herself. Are you being called to this ancient spiritual healing way? Here are 10 clear signs!
Shamanism is one of the least used words and practices spoken about today when referring to anything healing, spirituality or New Age related. Yet, shamanism is deep, ancestral and ancient; it is an integral philosophy and practice. It is more than a term or a pseudoscientific phrase to equate with other healing modalities, therapies or
Shamans serve a lot of roles within their communities. It’s a life path that comes with considerable sacrifices of time and energy — not only do shamans have to live with one foot in ordinary reality, and one foot in the spirit world, they have to serve as diviners, spirit communicators, maintainers of the balance […]
This a guided shamanic journey to help you meet with the spirits you work with, whether it's your spirit guide, power animals, or others...The rattle starts ...
http://intermetu.com/faculty/faculty-shamanism/sandra-ingerman-ma/basic-shamanic-journeying/ - Sandra Ingerman introduction to Shamanic studies online course...
Unforgiving climatic conditions, a never-ending forest and a very sparse population are the things that first come to mind when one thinks of Siberia. Well, there was certainly a never-ending forest, I still see trees flash by when I close my eyes. The weather was gloriously sunny and warm, and not somewhere I had expected…
The shamanic or trance journey is an age-old ritual to communicate with your spirit-self and intuitively access deep inner guidance. Learn about the roots of this process and the steps you can take to perform your unique journey.
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Shaman's figures Siberia
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Back of a Sakha shaman's drum (The Sakah are the people formerly known as the Yakut) American Museum of Natural History