Two classes coming in the New Year! Evolving Shamanism: The JourneyAn introduction to shamanic journeying. Shamanic journeying is a way to directly access spiritual assistance. This class focuses on the practices of core shamanism as a way to connect with spirit teachers and power animals for guidance and healing. Part 1: Sunday, January 20, 2013 Part 2: Sunday, […]
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As I’m preparing to give this talk tonight I’m feeling grateful for the faculty and staff at UNC who have been willing to support Alternative and Complementary medicine education. Thanks particularly to Becky Coble and Susan Gaylord. I’ll be presenting about shamanism and shamanic healing with one of my clients at the Principles/Practices of Alternative/Complementary Medicine
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Thanks to Dr. Larry Burk for inviting me to fill in for him at his Duke OLLI (Osher Lifelong Learning Institute) class this week. The class is titled Adventures in Healing with a Holistic Radiologist: The Top Ten Mind-Body-Spirit, Self-Healing Techniques. This course is based on Dr. Burk’s book which details his journey from conventional radiology to
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The Foundation for Shamanic Studies September newsletter references a fascinating study of Western scrub jays’ reaction to a deceased bird of their own kind. “A recent study looked at the behavior of Western scrub jays, who apparently summon other jays to screech over their dead, holding these noisy “funerals” for up to 30 minutes. There
I’m reposting this article from January in honor of the drumming circle to be held here tonight! Shamanic communities have experienced the benefits of drumming together for thousands of years. Researchers have now documented that the benefits of participating in drumming groups extends widely from our bodies, to our mental states, to our relationships with
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