Tag: Shamanism

With Shamanic Transformations, Itzhak Beery demonstrates there is no typical experience, just like there is no typical shaman. Spirit, more and more, is casting a wide net in its call to service.

The Shamanic Handbook of Sacred Tools and Ceremonies is written by two shamanic practitioners who make it clear they live, love, and understand shamanism.

The Sacred Sites Oracle Cards are at once a tribute to these irreplaceable sites and a way to access their ancient and transformative energy.

In Manual of Psychomagic, Alejandro Jodorowsky’s methods are unique and his advice bears as much potential to cause harm as to heal.

The gratification that comes along with creating a magical journal is reward in and of itself.

The Gift of Shamanism is a superb exploration of the altered states of consciousness implicit to shamanism.

I was excited to come across this title for review, because, to my knowledge, no other book on shamanism exists aimed specifically at teens.

The title, “Wiccecraeft,” is bound to both confuse people -- did the author mean Wicca craft or witchcraft?

Sheds light on perceived as darkness and points out the most dangerous part of any occult practice is the lack of knowledge that causes fear of the unknown.

In shamanism you learn fairly quickly about the constant presence and influence of the ancestors.

Shamanism is a highly individualistic practice where your skill and effectiveness largely depends on your ability to communicate and work well with spirits.

It's not necessarily the tradition that makes the magician, and other linkage.