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The A to Z of Shamanism (A to Z Guide Series:Historical Dictionaries of Religions, Philosophies, and Movements No. 77) by Graham Harvey, 2010-05-16
Korean Shamanism: Muism by Tae-kon Kim, 1998-05-25
The Sacred Heritage: The Influence of Shamanism on Analytical Psychology
Principles of Shamanism by Leo Rutherford, 1996-01-25
Shamanism for Everyone by Gini Graham Scott, 1997-03
Becoming Half Hidden: Shamanism and InitiationE (Garland Reference Library of the Humanities) by Daniel Merkur, 1992-10-01
Galdrbok: Practical Heathen Runecraft, Shamanism and Magic by Nathan, J Johnson, Robert , J Wallis, 2005-06-21
An Encyclopedia of Shamanism: N-z by Christina Pratt, 2007-06-30
Shamanism: Traditional and Contemporary Approaches to the Mastery of Spirits and Healing by Merete Demant Jakobsen, 1999-03-17
The Seen and the Unseen: Shamanism, Mediumship and Possession in Borneo (Monograph Series) by Va.) Borneo Research Council (Williamsburg, 1994-02-01
Korean Shamanism: The Cultural Paradox (Vitality of Indigenous Religions Series) (Vitality of Indigenous Religions Series) by Chongho Kim, 2003-05
The Soul of Shamanism: Western Fantasies, Imaginal Realities by Daniel C. Noel, 1999-05
The Ecstatic Whitman: Literary Shamanism & the Crisis of the Union by George B. Hutchinson, 1986-06
Shamanism in Siberia: Russian Records of Indigenous Spirituality by A.A. Znamenski, 2010-11-02

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NLP, Reiki And Stress Management Seminars In York / North Yorkshire, England, UK
Offers seminars in NLP, Reiki, Crystals and shamanism from introductory days to Master Practitioner courses for individuals and companies. Based in York, UK.
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Northern European Shamanism
Northern European shamanism A Preliminary Reconstruction shamanism has come to be associated almost exclusively, in American popular thinking,
http://www.elfhill.com/leighann/writings/eshamn.html

Extractions: ici . (It's got cool pictures, too! ;) Shamanism has come to be associated almost exclusively, in American popular thinking, with the aboriginal inhabitants of the Americas. This not only inaccurately reflects the extent of shamanism's practice (it is found from Australia to the Arctic) but also, sadly, contributes to a neglect by those of European descent of the shamanic practices of their own ancestors. One cause of this neglect has been the carefully fostered image of Europe as the wellspring of Western Civilization, by which tribal origins and traditional life are often glossed over. However, I was delighted to discover, when I examined ancient sources, that I did not need to borrow from other traditions; it is clear that tribal Europe had as strong a shamanic tradition as, for example, any of the American Indian tribes. It is fitting that other people, too, of European descent examine this European Shamanic tradition; it is a rightful part of our heritage so there need be no accusations of theft or exploitation, and its images and symbols ring more truly in our collective unconscious than those of other cultures. This is a survey of a few shamanic elements that occur within Western shamanic traditions, obscured as they are by time and cultural discontinuity. I will be using material from many Northern European cultures, on the assumption that each one may have retained some element that the others have lost. The similarities between them all have convinced me that there actually was, once, a unified European system, and Hilda R. Ellis Davidson, in
Shamanic Information Home Page
Provides educational information and links to information on shamanism. Also links to shamanic practitioners, teachers, and teaching organizations listed by city and state or country.
http://www.shamanlinks.net

Extractions: Journeying ... EarthBLISS Home Welcome to Shaman Links A Website on Shamanism Shaman Links is provided as part of the services of EarthBLISS TM to provide educational resources on the subject of shamanism. This website is meant to give general information on shamanism only, if you would like technical resources for research purposes - a list of books is provided on the Shamanic Links page. The site also provides a list of web links to shamanic teachers and a list of web links to shaman healers / practitioners by state. For easy reference www.shamanlinks.net will take you to this main page of the Shaman Links site. Please check back for continuing updates to this website on shamanism, shamans, and shamanic practice. What is shamanism? The word shaman originated from a word in Siberia and eventually came to be applied to all medicine men and women of indigenous cultures who's practice includes the flight of the soul. Anthropologist studying indigenous cultures throughout the world, began to find that for different cultures, there were similarities in the way the medicine men and women worked with healing and connecting to the spiritual aspect of people and the world. While there were differences specific to culture, removing the the cultural reference revealed a core system of practice. The core practices are called core-Shamanism - a phrase coined by Michael Harner.
Sound Photosynthesis: SHAMANISM & ALTERNATIVE MODES OF HEALING: Videotapes Au
shamanism, evolved from archaic techniques of ecstasy in Siberia and spread throughout the world, involves magical/religious communication, plant allies,
http://www.photosynthesis.com/Shamanism.html

Extractions: Site by Imaja Shamanism, evolved from archaic techniques of ecstasy in Siberia and spread throughout the world, involves magical/religious communication, plant allies, healing, and early conceptions of nature. Modern shamans use ancient techniques as well as modern science, technology, alternative medicine, and psychotherapy to promote healing and balance with nature.
2012: Dire Gnosis
Prophecies focussed on the year AD 2012 with sources including calendrical systems, visions, religions, archaeology, tribal prophecies, NDEs, OOBEs, contemporary shamanism.
http://www.diagnosis2012.co.uk/

Extractions: Welcome to 2012: Dire Gnosis. A Data-base on the Year 2012 Translation by: www.worldlingo.com Translation by: www.tranexp.com Alternative: Translation by Google contact New! Today's Maya Date New! 10/Jun/05: Alternative Index Page UPDATED 10/Jun/05 Site Map The Time Tunnel Introduction MAIN DATA BASE: " BEYOND 2012 " THE LONG-AWAITED BOOK IS COMING NEW Search BRAND NEW UPDATE SUMMARY 2012 NEWS 10/Jun/05 Updated 10/Jun/05 What's New? Update d 10/Jun/2005 2012 CALENDAR updated 2/Mar/05 2012 BOOKS UPDATED 10/Jun/05 2012 EVENTS Updated 10/Jun/05 Now 325 links: 2012 LINKS Updated: 4/May/04 GNOSTIC-2012 RESOURCES New Links Adde d 2/Mar/05: CALENDAR CONVERTER Updated: 3/Jan/05 2012 DOWNLOADS Updated: 2/Feb/05: 2012 MUSIC Updated: 1/Dec/04: 2012 VIDEO 2012 PRODUCTS Updated: 10/Jun/05: Index to items Updated: 2/Jun/04: Links to Dire Gnosis Updated: 10/Jun/05: 2012 Discussion Groups 24/Oct/04 2012 and Crop Formations Updated: 10/Jun/05: Other 2012 Links - other languages UPDATED 01/Sep/03 Crop Dept. Updated: 10/Jun/05: 2012 Who's Who The Astral Transition Hieroglyphs of Dimensional Interface updated The New Age of UFO Reality updated Extracts from Omega Point Twenty Twelve Poem Symbology of the Dire Gnosis logo COMING VERY SOON: 2012 Diagnosis COMING SOON: Preparing For The Eschaton COMING VERY SOON: Aztec Sunstone Animation 2012 DISCUSSION GROUP: Time Wave Zero 2012 JOIN NOW - ITS FREE!
Shamanism
The late drug guru Terence McKenna traces the roots of shamanism back to the very The practice of shamanism changed regionally, based on climate and
http://www.rotten.com/library/religion/shamanism/

Extractions: rotten Library Religion If you're going to be religious, you could do a lot worse than being a shaman. Out of all the various titles of religious authority, only the temple whore can lay claim to having more fun than the shaman, and even that's debatable. The most ancient known tradition of religious authority, shamans access the divine through ecstatic trance. This trance can be achieved through any number of means, including orgiastic sex, chanting, fasting, wild dancing and the ingestion of hallucinogenic drugs. Through one or more of these means, the shaman (often, but not always, male) leaves the confines of his physical body and travels to other, presumably higher realms. During these visionary experiences, the shaman can accomplish any number of useful tasks, such as chatting with the gods, calling down rain, performing Magic and healing the sick. Shamanic traditions date back to prehistoric times, and they can be found in virtually every culture and geographic region in the early history of humanity. The late drug guru Terence McKenna traces the roots of shamanism back to the very beginnings of human consciousness. According to McKenna (whose recreational drug use renders him either biased or especially knowledgeable, depending on your point of view), the earliest humans used hallucinogenic mushrooms to stay tuned into the divine.
Shamanism Meditation
Visit our Web site and achieve conscious relaxation and stress reduction through meditation. RealAudio meditations allow you to listen, relax and achieve
http://www.learningmeditation.com/shaman.htm

Extractions: The shamanistic tradition is one of complete communion with nature. Animals, trees, the sky, the earth... all have a spirit that communicates with us. Within ourselves, we can identify those very spirits, as they come to us as guides to lead us toward peace and rightful action. This meditation will help you find the guide within as it paints a landscape of mystic forests and cool surroundings. Click here to begin your meditation. About the Author
Site Intro
Information on shamanism; also group meeting and instruction details.
http://shamanic-path.com/
Celtic Wisdom
Celtic shamanism, myths, legends, poetry, oracle, power animals, gods and goddesses, journeys, and meditations.
http://www.fortunecity.com/bally/shannon/325
Shamanism In China: Bibliography By Barend Ter Haar
http://www.let.leidenuniv.nl/bth/shamanism.htm
Tobacco And Shamanism In South America
in South American shamanism is of relatively late standing. Tobacco shamanism, based predominantly on cultivated Nicotiana rustica and N. Tabacum,
http://www.hoboes.com/html/Politics/Prohibition/Notes/Shamanism.html

Extractions: Tobacco and Shamanism in South America Johannes Wilbert Yale University Press p. Xv P. Xvi P. Xvii Nicotiana rustica and N. Tabacum have have been cultivated as far back as 8,000 years ago, and may be the first cultivated plant of the Americas. (Furst 1976:27). p. 1 The genus Nicotiana Linnaeus is of South American origin. Tobacco-producing plants are of the genus Nicotiana P. 2 The genetic and distributional data points to South America as the origin of tobacco, spreading to North America, Australia, and the South Pacific. They seem to have originated in the Andean region. Wild nicotiana spread to Australia and the Pacific via the Antarctic. A lone African species (Namibia) may have spread in early geologic times. P. 4 Not all Nicotiana species produce nicotine in large amounts, or even at all. The two species that have achieved widest dissemination as intoxicants are
KaDo | Welcome To KaDo, The Ancient Path Of Fire (tm) Website Of Maarten Elout -
Dutch website describes workshops in shamanism, Buddhism, firewalking, sweatlodges, Kajikitto and breathwork.
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Extractions: KaDo, the ancient path of fire (tm) was founded by Maarten Elout in 1999 out of a yearning to provide a doorway for people to establish an intimate connection to Creator and Creation. It has since served as a vehicle for deep healing, personal empowerment and as a catalyst in intense personal transformation processes. "Join many other inner world travellers on a journey of healing, self discovery and empowerment through the practice of ancient ritual and ceremony." The Firewalk: the ancient path of fire Firewalking has been practised all over the world for thousands of years and the ritual of the firewalk has always been practiced in the context of physical, emotional and spiritual healing. Firewalking as taught within the Sundoor community has its origins in Tibetan Buddhism. Since the early eighties firewalking has been practiced in our western world as a powerful tool for personal growth. The Firewalk teaches you how to be effective and capable in your life. Join hundreds of thousands across the globe and experience the magic yourself!
The Shaman's Archive
Historical and currentday shamanism. A general overview written by Dean Edwards, deane@netcom.com shamanism. The FAQ for Soc.Religion.shamanism.
http://www.lysator.liu.se/religion/neopagan/shamanism.html
Shamanism - All Things Spiritual Directory
Searchable directories of shamanism websites. Dowsing shamanism, courses holidays in Ireland Articles on dowsing and divining, shamanism and
http://www.allspiritual.com/Shamanism.php3

Extractions: Path: Home / Shamanism Shamanism The Warrior in the Heart A Shaman Elder Teaches the Journey Homeward - A Shaman Elder offers online apprenticeship course to anyone who would like to receive healing or learn about Shamanism. Many articles, live forum, newsletter, FREE consultation, no one refused healing. Start anytime! A Shamanic Healing Center - San Diego Circle - San Diego Circle Shamanic Healing Arts Center provides shamanic healing including soul retrieval and energetic cleanings, both in-person and long-distance. The Center, located in San Diego, California, offers workshops and classes in shamanic practices. Algonquin Shaman All Spiritual Discussions - Exchange knowledge with others in our spiritual/religious forums. Create new discussion topics, ask questions you've always wanted answered, or provide assistance to others with your own insights. Astroshamanism - Spiritual system of healing, developed by author and shamanic facilitator Franco Santoro, based on the integration of shamanism and astrology with western and mediterranean mystery traditions. Information on books and events.
Creative Harmonics Institute
Books, oracles and workshops for personal growth on sacred art, myth, symbols, sacred geometry and shamanism. Featuring the works and wisdom of Rowena Pattee Kryder.
http://www.creative-harmonics.org/

Extractions: ABOUT ROWENA PATTEE KRYDER ... You are visitor to this site! Rowena Pattee Kryder, M.F.A., Ph.D . has been working all her life for a vision of a New Earth culture and is working with children and adults to experience principles based on love, truth and beauty. She works with archetypes, symbolism, art, and sacred science, using both the right and left sides of the brain, united with the heart. This implies CREATIVITY and loving wholeness.
Anthropology Of Religion Bibliography: Shamanism And Healing
shamanism in South India. Southwestern Journal of Anthropology 13267 287. (shamanism. Mysore.) Herdt, GH (1979). The Shaman s Calling among the Sambia
http://personalwebs.oakland.edu/~dow/courses/an271/shamanism.html

Extractions: Return to Table of Contents Anisimov, A. F. (1963). The Shaman's Tent of the Evenks and the Origin of the Shamanistic Rite. In Siberian Shamanism. Henry Michael, ed. Pp. 84-123. Toronto: Toronto Univ. Press. (Siberia. Evenks culture. shaman.) Bahr, Donald, Juan Gregorio, David Lopez, and Albert Alvarez. (1974). Piman Shamanism and Staying Sickness. Tucson: Univ. of Arizona Press. Balikci, Asen. (1963). Shamanistic Behavior Among the Netsilik Eskimos. Southwestern Journal of Anthropology. 16:380-396. Bateson, G., D. Jackson, J. Haley and J. Weakland. (1972). Toward a Theory of Schizophrenia. In Steps to an Ecology of Mind. G. Bateson, ed. New York: Ballantine. (Contains the theory of complementary relationships.) Berreman, G. D. (1972). Hindus of the Himalayas. Berkeley: Univ. of Calif. Press. (shamanism: 59, 89-90. Pahri culture.) Biesele, M. A. (1979). Old K"xau. In Shamanic Voices: A Survey of Visionary Narratives. J. Halifax, ed. Pp. 54-62. New York: E. P. Dutton. (Bushman culture.) Blacker, Carmen. (1975). The Catalpa Bow: A Study of Shamanistic Practices in Japan. London: George Allen and Unwin.
ZEN, THE BUDDHA AND SHAMANISM
Quick access links to Zen, the Buddha, and shamanism as well as The Power of the Shaman Where Does It Come From, How Does It Work?
http://hometown.aol.com/thewanderling/myhomepage/faith.html

Extractions: Enlightenment and Shamanism in their own way are similar...however, even for those that thus come, though the ancient bristlecone pine and the desert's saguaro cactus are great and noble entities, the pinetree's seed dropped at the saguaro's foot will not take root, nor the saguaro's seed at the pinetree's foot. Magnificent as each is, something else needs be done... THE ABOVE FROM: POWER OF THE SHAMAN: Where Does It Come From, How Does It Work? Zen, the Buddha, and Shamanism
ON SHAMANS
Mircea Eliade, for example, begins his classic study of shamanism as follows Central to shamanism as such is a belief in spirits who can help or harm
http://www.greatdreams.com/shamans.htm

Extractions: On Shamans (Compiled by Dee Finney) The most distinctive spiritual specialists among indigenous peoples are the shamans. They are called by many names, but the Siberian word "shaman" is used as a generic term by scholars for those who offer themselves as mystical intermediaries between the physical and the non-physical world for specific purposes, such as healing. According to archaeological research, shamanic methods are extremely ancient- at least twenty to thirty thousand years old. Ways of becoming a shaman and practicing shamanic arts are remarkably similar around the globe. Shamans may be helpers to society, using their skills to benefit others. (very very important). Spiritual power is neutral; its use depends on the practitioner. A shaman may thus be either a causer or healer of sickness. In either case, what Native Americans call "medicine power" does not originate in the medicine person. Black Elk explains....... "Of course it was not I who cured. It was the power from the outer world, and the visions and ceremonies had only made me like a hole through which the power could come to the two-legged. If I thought that I was doing it myself, the hole would close up and no power could come through" There are many kinds of medicine. One is the ability to heal physical, psychological and spiritual problems. Techniques used include physical approaches to illness such as therapeutic herbs, dietary recommendations, sweatbathing, massage, cauterization and sucking out of toxins. But the treatments are given to the whole person body, mind and spirit, with special emphasis on healing relationships within the group - so there may also be metaphysical divination, prayer, chanting,and ceremonies in which group power is built up and spirit helpers are called in. If an intrusion of harmful power, such as angry energy or another person, seems to be causing the problem, the medicine person may attempt to suck it out with the aid of spirit helpers, and then dry vomit the invisible intrusion into a receptacle.
Spiritlincs - For Spiritual Awareness And Spiritual Development
Short articles and personal stories about angels, healing, crystals, meditation, shamanism and philosophy.
http://www.spiritlincs.com
Neo-Shamanism
shamanism is also found in the Celtic tradition. The growth of modern neoshamanism began with Mircea Eliade s classical study shamanism Archaic Techniques
http://philtar.ucsm.ac.uk/encyclopedia/europe/neosham.html

Extractions: Doctrines As with most modern Paganism, there is no single dogma or central authority for Shamanism, and Shamanism is perhaps one of the least readily definable of the Pagan religions, being extremely diverse. The spirit world is viewed as part of everyday reality - it surrounds us and we live with spirits all the time; the Shaman has the ability to move between the worlds and thus provide a bridge, becoming a pathfinder for his people. Shamanism is an ecstatic religion, and through training or calling the Shaman is able to access the spirit worlds and work with the powers there; through this contact, the Shaman is able to work acts of healing, divination and magic, revealing human spirituality through vision, poetry and myth. A Shaman is one set apart, usually identified at an early age as possessing special powers of communication with the otherworld. Often they had had a spontaneous, severe and traumatic experience - an illness or spiritual crisis - which forced open for them the doors of the otherworld. The work of the Shaman is considered dangerous and, in many societies, to be chosen as a Shaman is seen as much as a curse as a blessing.

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