by Beth Beurkens, MA
They dance on the limestone walls
of Trois Frères
Lascaux
merged with bird and bear
antlers bobbing
shaman poets...
Editor's Note from Peter Clark: Beautiful shamanic poetry here!
Shamanism
by Michael Wiese
It was my search for a cure for Parkinson’s that led me to the Amazon and Ayahuasca. I got a whole lot more than I had bargained for...
Editor's Note from Peter Clark: Michael Wiese has had some incredible experiences with the spirit and physical effects of Ayahuasca, as well as with Don Jose Campos - the Peruvian shaman and guide into the realm of the transformative power of Ayahuasca. This article is a small window into his experience.
Shamanism
by Don José Campos
Review by Peter Clark
Shadowy mysteries of the jungle spirit undulate through these pages…
Ayahuasca is a seduction of expansive consciousness, healing magic, and an opening of boxes that keep one enclosed…
Shamanism
by Jade Wah’oo Grigori
I will begin this article with two fundamental descriptive definitions of Spirit and Soul. So very often I hear people speak of Spirit and Soul interchangeably; at other times I find that when discussing Spirit and Soul we are using fully different references, resulting in confusion...
Shamanism
by Mackenzie Blyth
A lot of people pursue connections with spirit. Some are successful, some not. But for some who are successful, they sometimes get a lot more than they bargained for, and it turns out to be a nightmare.
There are also individuals who are not looking, and spirit comes to them. And it’s unwelcome, and it disturbs them. And in some cases it drives them to clinicians with drugs...
Shamanism
by John Brennan

The oversoul is a pure and personal link to the spirit world which comes to us as we take our first breath, and leaves us when we take our last. If our three souls (body soul, mind soul, and oversoul) are out of balance, then our thinking and actions are also out of balance...
Shamanism
by Nicholas Breeze Wood
Padmasambhava, or Guru Rinpoche is considered to be the tantric Buddha who first brought Buddhism to Tibet, but to many shamans in the Himalayas he is considered to be the ‘first shaman’.
Whether seen from a Buddhist or shamanic viewpoint, Padmasambhava is a being who is able to manipulate reality and the beings who dwell in it in a very magical way, and there is no doubt that the teachings left by him have great power...
Editor's Note from Carl Helmle: In this article, Nicholas Breeze Wood gives us the story of Padmasambhava, or Guru Rinpoche, consideredto be the tantric Buddha who first brought Buddhism to Tibet.
Shamanism
by Shaman Elder Maggie Wahls
The key to living in this world as a healer is to incorporate our skills and disciplines into our hearts in the most impeccable way possible. It is not enough to have knowledge or good intentions. The Shaman strives constantly to be the most disciplined and the highest skilled hunter he can be...
Shamanism
by Dr. Steven Farmer, PhD
“The old people came literally to love the soil and they sat or reclined on the ground with a feeling of being close to a mothering power. It was good for the skin to touch the earth, and the old people liked to remove their moccasins and walk with bare feet on the sacred earth..."
Shamanism
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