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Access your higher spiritual capacities and uncover a richer, deeper, more expansive life using advanced shamanic dream practices from major world traditions — Aboriginal, Egyptian, Celtic, Greek, Vedic and Jungian. Discover new sources of guidance, healing and transformation beyond the reaches of your everyday mind as you look to your dreams for self discovery, personal evolution and adventure.

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Discussing Shamanism and Cultural Appropriation | Shaman's Tent

It is important to examine shamanism and cultural appropriation with an eye towards modern shamanic practice. Many people are confused about the origins of shamanism and the word shaman and whether their use constitutes appropriation. Shamanic teacher John Moore discusses this important topic.

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5 Differences between Shamanism and Neo Shamanism in the West

What's the difference between Indigenous Shamanism and Western Neo Shamanism? The 5 main traits of trans-cultural shamanisms as practised in the Western World!

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On Neo-Shamanism

Neo-shamanism (for “new shamanism”) is a phenomenon that has been mainly developing in recent societies of Europe and of North America since the second half of the 20th century.

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Neoshamanism: A Call to the Western Animistic Soul

The path of shamanism in the West is a curious thing. Dogmatic world religions are crumbling institutions that no longer meet the needs of the modern spiritual seeker.

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Step into the World of Neoshamanism

Neoshamanism is considered to be a contemporary form of shamanism developed to merge indigenous shamanic traditions within today’s society.

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Shamanism for Every Day: 365 Journeys

For thousands of years, practitioners of shamanism have found healing and wisdom by connecting to their own spirits and the spirit that lives in all things. Shamanism can be practiced by anyone. Wherever we are, the powers within the web of life and the keys to our personal evolution are available.

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Depth Hypnosis, Shamanism, and Altered States of Consciousness with Isa Gucciardi

Isa Gucciardi and Laura Chandler discuss Depth Hypnosis – the highly effective therapeutic model Isa developed – which combines elements of shamanism, Buddhism, energy medicine, and transpersonal psychology.

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Embodying Sacred Feminine LIVE Q&A with Evelyn Rysdyk, Oct. 8 2020

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A Spirit Walker's Guide to Shamanic Tools: How to Make and Use Drums, Masks, Rattles, and Other Sacred Implements

Navaho traditional healers bring rattles, corn pollen, eagle feathers, and sage smoke together with songs and dances to affect healing. Ulchi shamans use drums, rattles, and larch tree wands called gimsacha to work healing magic.

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Shamanic Creativity: Free the Imagination with Rituals, Energy Work, and Spirit Journeying

In this step-by-step practical guide to enhancing creative energy, Evelyn Rysdyk explains how, from the shamanic perspective, creativity--or creative energy--is a life-giving force that frees the imagination, supports innovation, and awakens unique ways of thinking and feeling that can transform...

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