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Shamanism:     more books (100)

The Practical Power of Shamanism: Heal Your Life, Loves and Losses by Mary L. Stoffel, 2010-05-28 Technicians of Ecstasy: Shamanism and the Modern Artist by Mark Levy, 1993-01-01 Shamanism and the Psychology of C.G. Jung: The Great Circle by Robert E. Ryan, Robert Ryan, 2002-10-28 Dreamworlds of Shamanism and Tibetan Buddhism: The Third Place by Angela Sumegi, 2008-05-08 Folk Art and Magic: Shamanism in Korea by Alan Carter Covell, 1993-06-01 An Encyclopedia of Shamanism: N-z by Christina Pratt, 2007-06-30 America, the Sorcerer's New Apprentice: The Rise of New Age Shamanism by Dave Hunt, Thomas A. McMahon, 1988-05 Rainbow Medicine: A Visionary Guide to Native American Shamanism by Wolf Moondance, 1994-06-30 Galdrbok: Practical Heathen Runecraft, Shamanism and Magic by Nathan, J Johnson, Robert , J Wallis, 2005-06-21 Korean Shamanism: The Cultural Paradox (Vitality of Indigenous Religions Series) (Vitality of Indigenous Religions Series) by Chongho Kim, 2003-05 Ecstasy: Shamanism in Korea by Alan Carter Covell, 1983-12 The Sacred Power of Huna: Spirituality and Shamanism in Hawaii by Rima A. Morrell Ph.D., 2005-08-23 Shamanism In The Interdisciplinary Context Shamanism: The Spirit World of Korea (Studies in Korean Religions and Culture 1) by Richard W. I. Guisso, 1988-02-01

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101. Welcome To Astroshamanism.org
     Spiritual system of healing based on the integration of shamanism and experiential astrology with western and mediterranean mystery traditions. It features the work of author and shamanic facilitaror Franco Santoro.  
     http://www.astroshamanism.org

102. Shamanism
     shamanism is more of a philosophy than a religion, and involves deep spirituality and healing. Search. Pagan / Wiccan Religion, shamanism Guide picks.  
     http://paganwiccan.about.com/cs/shamanism/
     
     Extractions: zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Pagan / Wiccan Religion Paganism Shamanism Home Essentials Witch or Wiccan? What is Wicca? ... Site Map zau(256,152,145,'gob','http://z.about.com/5/ad/go.htm?gs='+gs,''); Wicca Paganism Book of Shadows Rituals ... Help zau(256,138,125,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/0.htm','');w(xb+xb); Subscribe to the About Pagan / Wiccan Religion newsletter. Search Pagan / Wiccan Religion Shamanism is more of a philosophy than a religion, and involves deep spirituality and healing. Back to Other Pagan Religions Alphabetical Recent Up a category ... Animal Guides A group of articles on working with animal spirits, finding your totem animal and more. Foundation for Shamanic Studies They offer classes and courses on Shamanic healing, and there are articles you can read on their site. Path of the Feather A surprising large collection of pages on different aspects of shamanism. Helpful for the beginner. Shamanic Practices and Healing Several different techniques that Shamans use in healing. Smudging Basics The practice of smudging is common in many pagan and Wiccan tradtions, but it comes from Shamanism.

103. Shamanic Information Home Page
     Provides educational information and links to information on shamanism. Also links to shamanic practitioners, teachers, and teaching organizations listed by city and state or country.  
     http://www.shamanlinks.net
     
     Extractions: Journeying ... EarthBLISS Home Welcome to Shaman Links A Website on Shamanism Shaman Links is provided as part of the services of EarthBLISS TM to provide educational resources on the subject of shamanism. This website is meant to give general information on shamanism only, if you would like technical resources for research purposes - a list of books is provided on the Shamanic Links page. The site also provides a list of web links to shamanic teachers and a list of web links to shaman healers / practitioners by state. For easy reference www.shamanlinks.net will take you to this main page of the Shaman Links site. Please check back for continuing updates to this website on shamanism, shamans, and shamanic practice. What is shamanism? The word shaman originated from a word in Siberia and eventually came to be applied to all medicine men and women of indigenous cultures who's practice includes the flight of the soul. Anthropologist studying indigenous cultures throughout the world began to find that there were similarities from culture to culture in the way the medicine men and women worked with healing. While there were differences due to culture, once the cultural reference is removed a core system of practices can be seen, called core-Shamanism - a phrase coined by Michael Harner.

104. BEARDED WOLF
     Assistance on following a medicine path including ceremonies and tools, music, and essays on spirituality, shamanism, and native culture.  
     http://users.erols.com/brddwolf/wolf.html
     
     Extractions: Through the years, I have learned from many people, of different traditions and beliefs. I am of mixed blood; Cherokee and European. I don't want people to think that these pages are just American Indian, or shamanic, or pagan in nature. They are merely a collection of my observations and musings. I have been on the medicine path for most of my life, and have been sharing it with others for twenty years. Blessings and love to my special friends, and fellow path-walkers.

105. A Woman's Journey - Shamanism - Your Path To Spiritual Growth And Enlightenment
     Includes information regarding shamans and shamanism. shamanism. Visit the sites of interest below to learn more about shamanism.  
     http://www.awomansjourney.com/shamanism.html

106. Shamanism It Ain't Native American Religion!
     Explanation of the difference between Eurasian shamanism and American Indian religion, by a shamanic devotee.  
     http://www.angelfire.com/journal/cathbodua/Shamanism.html
     
     Extractions: When you hear the word "shamanism," what images jiffy-pop into your mind's eye? Most folks picture feather headdresses, buffalo hides, medicine wheels and dream-catchers—all images associated with Native American cultures. But contrary to popular opinion, a "shaman" is not an Indian medicine man, and "shamanism" is not a Native American religion. In fact, many Native Americans find the terms "shaman" and "shamanism" offensive. The word "shaman" actually originates among the natives of Siberia, where it describes a specialized type of holy person. The shamans of Siberia interact with deities and spirits not only with prayer, ritual and offerings, but also through direct contact with the spirits themselves. With the aid of rhythmic drumming and chanting, the shaman enters a very deep or "ecstatic" trance. (In discussions of shamanism, the word "ecstasy" is used in its original sense, from the Greek roots ex and histanai meaning "out of place" or "out of the physical” —in other words an out-of-body mystical state) This trance frees the shaman's consciousness from the body, allowing it to

107. Shamanism: Scandinavian Center For Shamanic Studies
     Offers courses in shamanism in Scandinavia and the UK. SCANDINAVIAN CENTER FOR SHAMANIC STUDIES Jonathan Horwitz Annette Høst Artillerivej 63, lejl.  
     http://www.shaman-center.dk/

108. Personal Development - Journey To The Heart
     Personal development workshops and seminars in akashic records, sacred geometry, reiki healing, dowsing, breathwork, and contemporary shamanism.  
     http://www.journey2theheart.com/

109. Improvised Music
     Article which discusses the problem of rythm in Siberian shamanism in connection with the improvised Music. Tim Hodgkinson. and. Siberian shamanism.  
     http://users.unimi.it/~gpiana/dm1s01th.htm
     
     Extractions: of religious experience Italian Translation THE IMPOSSIBLE METHOD While risking certain general conclusions, this article draws almost entirely on the personal experience of Ken Hyder and myself as improvising musicians. We have been working together since 1979. Near neighbours in South London, we met through a common interest in community politics and cultural action, and quickly discovered that we both enjoyed a good argument. Aware that improvised music often relies on the constant challenge of working in untried combinations of musicians, we set out to do exactly the opposite, and committed ourselves to long-term duo work. Over years of playing and arguing and arguing and playing, two questions seem to have occupied us the most. The first is a question for any ongoing improvising duo: What can you carry forward from one playing session to the next, that does not compromise the improvisational activity? Can you get consistently good at improvising together without repeating yourselves by using conscious or unconscious rules? The second was perhaps more peculiar to us and to a certain social" perspective we shared: What significance, if any, should be attached to the subjective language of improvising musicians? Despite more recent analytical tendencies in the practice of improvisation, the language used by musicians is still strongly influenced by a Free Jazz subculture with a distinctly 1960s discourse in which ideas of spontaneity and magic are important. Thus performance is special: normal rational processes would interfere with it. The language of subjectivity used by musicians protects against such interference. But it can also be read as making explicit the parallel between improvised performance and certain typos of religious experience.

110. Site Intro
     Information on shamanism; also group meeting and instruction details.  
     http://shamanic-path.com/

111. Emily Dickinson And Shamanism, By Clifton Snider
     A Druidic Difference Emily Dickinson and shamanism. 101), and I believe that the archetype she chiefly represents and is driven by is shamanism.  
     http://www.csulb.edu/~csnider/dickinson.shamanism.html
     
     Extractions: California State University, Long Beach "A Druidic Difference": Emily Dickinson and Shamanism That Emily Dickinson published almost no poems while she was alive yet became enormously popular when her first book appeared four years after her death is a well known fact. [. . .] it can be a revelation whose heights and depths are beyond our fathoming, or a vision of beauty which we can never put into words. [. . .] the primordial experiences rend from top to bottom the curtain upon which is painted the picture of an ordered world, and allow a glimpse into the unfathomable abyss of the unborn and of things yet to be. ("Psychology and Literature" 90). Something in her psyche drove her to probe those "heights and depths," which were often beyond her own fathoming. This something Jung calls an "innate drive" (ibid. 101), and I believe that the archetype she chiefly represents and is driven by is shamanism. Not a shaman in the traditional sense as described by Mircea Eliade in his classic, Shamanism: Archaic Techniques of Ecstasy , Dickinson nevertheless fits Joan B. Townsend's description of neo-shamans as people "often disenchanted with traditional religions and often with much of Western society. Although they tend not to be affiliated with any organized religion, they all continue intensive personal quests for spirituality, meaning, and transcendence" (78). Her personal questher personal myth as expressed in her poetrycompensates for contemporary imbalance through a search for meaning in the face of the breakdown of collective myths. Had she lived in another era and been associated with a religion or belief system that included shamans, no doubt Dickinson would have been a shaman in the traditional sense, for she is concerned about the same mysteries that concern shamans and investigates these mysteries using the imagery of shamanism. These mysteries include death and the afterlife, as well as suffering, loss, and healing.

112. Shamanism
     Kim Yolkyu. shamanism, the belief that every natural object in the world has a soul, is the oldest folk belief of the Korean people.  
     http://www.korea.net/koreanculture/artguide/shamanism.html
     
     Extractions: With the establishment of Buddhism as the state religion and ideological guide of the royal court during the Unified Silla Kingdom (668-935), shamanism fell out of favor. Followers were subjected to severe repression during the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910), when Confucianism was adopted as the state religion. Throughout shamanism's long history, it incorporated Buddhist and Taoist elements and influences and also swayed certain aspects of Confucianism, demonstrating the faith's great capacity for cultural adaptability. One of the most pronounced features of Korean shamanism today is the deep belief that the souls of the dead are ever present. Only the spirits of ancestors and people who died harboring grudges and deep resentment and those who died untimely deaths are honored in worship, however. Nature's spirits, Taoist deities, and reincarnated Buddhist deities fill the pantheon of Korean shamanism. It is believed that the spirits of those who died young, who were murdered or died before fulfilling their dreams are able to play havoc with the living by causing them to suffer diseases or great misfortune. The spirits of the deceased, especially those who died harboring grudges, must be helped to find peace. A Korean shaman, or mudang in Korean, may be regarded as an expert in supernatural affairs, one who is able to dissolve the conflicts and tensions that are believed to exist between the dead and the living by reconciling the two. Korean shamans are thus spiritual mediums acting between the dead and the living. These are features that Korean shamanism shares with the so-called "Black Shamanism" of the indigenous inhabitants of Siberia.

113. QLD Psychics @ Www.ezboard.com
     A forum open to people who share interests in crystals, meditations, psychic phenomena, and shamanism.  
     http://pub163.ezboard.com/bqldpsychics
     
     Extractions: We offer Indepth-Tarot Readings and Reiki Attunements - a portion of what we receive will go into this board. It's a good way to support us if you are interested. FOR A SHORT TIME, i am running a lucky draw. minimum of 11 people required. all who does Reiki 1 and 2 for a reduced price, will enter a draw for a fully st up marine tank package, ready to go. Join Live Chat! 56 registered members Login Register Your Free Account (Required) Search Help ... Need help logging in? Everyone is welcomed to come and post. This community is a place where people of these interests can visit, post thoughts, request a reading or a healing. We welcome anyone and appreciate any posts made; just refrain from any flames or unnecessary comments :D This website is for my reference. so there will be information from everywhere on it. this is so that i can refer to it easily

114. Neurotheology
     shamanism Is the Original Neurotheology. Scholars have recognized shamanism as a special form of religious behavior for more than a century.  
     http://www.public.asu.edu/~atmxw/neuro.html
     
     Extractions: Home Shamanism Baja Field School Consciousness Studies ... ASU Home "Neurotheology" has become an increasingly common concept since a Newsweek article (05/17/01) God and the Brain: How We're Wired for Spirituality was published. The term reflects the idea that spiritual experiences have a biological basis. "While the term neurotheology is new, the basic ideas have been around for thousands of years," says Dr. Michael Winkelman, Department of Anthropology, Arizona State University. "Many cultures have developed technologies for altering consciousness and inducing spiritual experiences." Winkelman describes shamanisman ancient healing practicewithin the context of neurotheology. Scholars have recognized shamanism as a special form of religious behavior for more than a century. Winkelman's earlier cross-cultural research on shamanism outlined in his book, Shamans, Priests and Witches , demonstrated that there were basic similarities in shamans in cultures around the world. The similarities in shamans include the use of trance or ecstasyaltered states of consciousness (ASC)to interact with the spirits and heal. These spirit world interactions are often referred to as "soul journeys," out-of-body experiences, and astral projection. These abilities are acquired when the initiate shaman undergoes a "death and rebirth experience" and acquires animal allies and spirit powers. In his recent book

115. Anchor Point NLP Main Page
     Anchor Point Book and tape store covering NLP and related topics; Trainings in NeuroLinguistic Programming, also hypnosis, shamanism, health and related topics.  
     http://www.nlpanchorpoint.com/
     
     Extractions: Home Discussion Groups Magazine Bookstore ... Anchor Point Bookstore Browse the Best NLP Bookstore on the Web It would be great to have you involved in our new discussion board. ( Now Live Some of the authors are even visiting the board and participating. New Article Highlights The next installment in the Understanding Dialogue series is here. Read Part III and participate in our online conversation En Espaniol Contact AP

116. "The Hekhalot Literature And Shamanism"
     DIVINE MEDIATOR FIGURES IN THE BIBLICAL WORLD HONOURS MODULE DI3217(/4217) UNIVERSITY OF ST. ANDREWS. THE HEKHALOT LITERATURE AND shamanism *  
     http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/~www_sd/hekhalot_shamanism_art.html
     
     Extractions: INTRODUCTION The Hekhalot literature is a bizarre conglomeration of Jewish esoteric and revelatory texts produced sometime between late antiquity and the early Middle Ages. The documents have strong connections with earlier apocalyptic and gnostic literature and claim to describe the self-induced spiritual experiences of the "descenders to the chariot" that permitted these men to view Ezekiel's chariot vision (the Merkavah) for themselves, as well as to gain control of angels and a perfect mastery of Torah through theurgy. This material is of particular interest for the study of divine mediation and mystical/revelatory experiences, because the Hekhalot documents claim to detail actual practices used to reach trance states, gain revelations, and interact with divine mediators.

117. Creative Harmonics Institute
     Books, oracles and workshops for personal growth on sacred art, myth, symbols, sacred geometry and shamanism. Featuring the works and wisdom of Rowena Pattee Kryder.  
     http://www.creative-harmonics.org/
     
     Extractions: CREATIVITY SACRED ART SACRED SCIENCE CONSCIOUSNESS ... LINKS You are visitor to this site! Rowena Pattee Kryder, M.F.A., Ph.D . has been working all her life for a vision of a New Earth culture and is working with children and adults to experience principles based on love, truth and beauty. She works with archetypes, symbolism, art, and sacred science, using both the right and left sides of the brain, united with the heart. This implies CREATIVITY and loving wholeness.

118. Cyber-shamanism
     Cybershamanism Backward-compatible Belief Systems in the Post-modern Era. copyright 2000 by Carol Robe. shamanism and shamans have  
     http://loki.ragnarokr.com/pipcrsha.html
     
     Extractions: Shamanism and shamans have been with humanity throughout its existence, yet strangely, the traditions of modern shamanism are rarely mentioned. Instead, distant cultures and the past are seem to be regarded as the source of all kinds of shamanism, as if new traditions, relying on modern developments could never spring up, as if rather than considering what happens today where one is, it were more important to remember what happened long ago in Siberia. Yet shamanism is hardly incompatible with the flow of modern civilization and current values. Indeed, current trends in shamanism, while rarely discussed, show how readily a shamanistic world view can integrate with a modern one, just as the shamanistic traditions of the Buryat or other tribes harmonized with their lives. As an enlightening example of how shamanism fits smoothly into a modern technological world-view, consider the case of the computer shamen, sometimes known as 'cybershamen'. Like most varieties of shamanism, the cybershamen's practice relies on journeys out of what the shamen often call "rl". Nevertheless, their costumes, sacred tongues, tools, rituals, and tales of their journeys do make them easy to distinguish from the shamen of other peoples and from their traditions.

119. NLP, Reiki And Stress Management Seminars In York / North Yorkshire, England
     Offers seminars in NLP, Reiki, Crystals and shamanism from introductory days to Master Practitioner courses for individuals and companies. Based in York, UK.  
     http://www.bronze-dragon.com
     
     Extractions: With our broad range of courses, you can master the power of your mind, discover your potential as a healer and learn energy secrets available only to a select few. All of these skills are presented in plain language, free from mumbo-jumbo and designed specifically for use in the 21st century. Essential courses:

120. MYTHING LINKS / COMMON THEMES: Shamanism
     Kathleen Jenks, Ph.D. COMMON THEMES, EAST WEST. shamanism. (Note Also see under TREES PLANT LORE ). http//deoxy.org/shaman.htm  
     http://www.mythinglinks.org/ct~shamanism.html

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