I’ll be joining a panel from the Rhine Center for a discussion at the Durham Public Library called Bullish on Durham: The Rhine Research Center Watch the video of the presentation. Date/Time Monday, December 2, 2013 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm Location Main Library 300 N. Roxboro St., Durham, NC Since the 1930s, Durham has […]
For the last few years I’ve been invited to speak about shamanic healing to a group of graduate students in an Integrative Medicine class at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. I’m very glad to have the opportunity to speak to this group again on November 18th. The class is usually made up of master’s students
The phrase “walking the razor’s edge” is sometimes used referring to shamanic practice. We do spend much time on the edges of things, states of consciousness, the line between light and dark, the seen and unseen. Good balance is not as much about stasis, as it is about being able to navigate those fine edges,
Are you a chameleon? It may help you in certain situations. Blending into your environment, and knowing instinctively what others want from you, can be good survival tools. But it may hurt you in the long run, when it’s hard to stop shifting to accommodate others and simply be you. If you can identify, and
UPDATE: This interview is now posted. Read more. I wanted to take a moment and congratulate Sandra Ingerman on being named one of the Top Ten Spiritual Heroes by Spirituality & Health Magazine. She was awarded this honor for her work teaching shamanism, but especially for the Medicine for the Earth work, which shows us
Sandra Ingerman Named Top Ten Spiritual Hero for 2013! Read More »
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