Shaman's Spirit: Discovering the Wisdom of Nature, Power Animals, Sacred Places and Rituals - Softcover

Williams, Mike

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1780284942 ISBN 13: 9781780284941

Verlag: Watkins Publishing, 2013

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The shaman is a visionary who has the ability to connect with nature and the spirit world, and to heal. Shamanism is increasingly popular today as we recognise its power to reaffirm our links with the natural world and bring us to greater awareness and spiritual fulfilment. Drawing on traditional ethnic as well as contemporary Western practice, this beautifully illustrated book reveals the ancient heart of shamanism and its continuing relevance for the way we live today. It contains practical exercises that anyone can perform. Part One, Place, explores sacred sites and landscapes - key places of spiritual power where we can tune into natural energy flow, through vision quests and medicine wheels. Part Two, 'Plant', looks at plants for healing and spiritual development, with reference to sacred cacti, the energies of trees, and herbs. Part Three, 'Animal', focuses on the role played by power animals - as spirit guides and intermediaries between worlds. Part Four, 'Ritual', explores traditional ways of finding your spirit power, including sacred dance, shape-shifting and sacred objects. Finally, Part Five, 'Spirit', offers powerful practices such as soul retrieval, divination and spiritual protection, describing how to work with these for spiritual growth and development.

Biografía del autor:

Mike Williams is a shamanic practitioner and teacher who has studied with tribal elders in Siberia and Lapland. He has a Ph.D. in Shamanism from the University of Reading and is the author of a number of titles including Follow the Shaman's Call and The Prehistory of Shamanism. He leads workshops in shamanism in the UK and US.

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• Verlag: Watkins Publishing
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2013
• ISBN 10: 1780284942
• ISBN 13: 9781780284941
• Einband: Tapa blanda
• Anzahl der Seiten: 176