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  • Destination Wellness: Shamanism for Power and Healing

    Shamanic practitioners Susan & Chris Marshall

    Around the world, shamanism is a common practice for gaining knowledge and healing in indigenous as well as urban cultures. A 40,000 year old tradition, shamanism is the altering of consciousness to travel to spiritual realms to call on spirit power for the good of self, others, and all life. The term “shaman” comes from the Tungus of Siberia, but core shamanic methods are found on every continent and don’t derive from any single tradition’s sacred rituals.

    In this interactive session, we’ll explain key points about shamanism, experience the drum, and interweave questions and discussion. We’ll talk about the journey to explore spirit worlds and get information, power animals and spirit teachers, and how the shaman works by clearing intrusions, power imbalances and doing soul retrieval. Most of us can learn to evolve relationships with spirit teachers and power animals for receiving guidance and healing, and

    we’ll present some next steps for those interested.

    For more information: www.thirteenthmooncenter.net. Moonarts@gmail.com 207-589-3063

    Chris Marshall is a retired professor of anthropology and shamanic practitioner. Susan is a registered art therapist, shamanic practitioner, and a graduate of the advanced three-year training program of the Foundation for Shamanic Studies. They have been studying and practicing shamanism for 28 years and have taught basic and advanced classes in core shamanism for 25 years.

    Date

    Sep 03 2019
    Expired!

    Time

    6:30 pm

    Location

    Rockland Public Library
    80 Union St.

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