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I just ran across a great blog that is a wonderful resource for learning about East Texas animals, plants and ecology. Besides having well-written...
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Find out more about Kathleen: Kathleen is the organizer of the Houston Shamanism Meetup. She studied shamanism with Leroy Anderson and the Foundation for Shamanic Studies, starting in 1989. Kathleen teaches courses and workshops on journeying and on healing with sound. Visit her website, or send her a message. |
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People are always asking what this or that animal "means." Most often they are not even asking about a species but about a whole family or...
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How well do you know the plants and animals where you live? This is a quiz. It will be published in several parts. The point of this quiz is...
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Despite all the many books and seminars promising to teach you "shamanism as a practice for everyday life," shamanism is not a path for...
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Real shamanism is quite different from the shamanistic practices that most of us are familiar with here in Houston. To be effective we need to...
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In talking or writing about shamanism, people often use terms like animal guide, power animal, spirit animal, and totem without really defining them....
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Many indigenous peoples in the Americas use smoke for spiritual cleansing. Traditionally people primarily used...
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I have been writing about the importance of getting to know the local spirits and about how to learn to experience land spirits. Here is some more...
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In August I wrote about the importance of connecting with the land energies in whatever part of the Houston area you live in. This week I got an email...
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In animism, everything is believed to have a soul, or spirit, and animals are known to be the older brothers and sisters of human beings. While...
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- Ecstatic Body Postures, an Alternative Reality Workbook, by Belinda Gore
- Ecstatic Trance: New Ritual Body Postures, by Felicitas D. Goodman and Nana Nauwald
- Fools Crow, by Thomas E. Mails
- Fools Crow Wisdom & Power, by Thomas E. Mails
- Harmonic Overtones (book & CD), by Dick De Ruiter and Vincent Vrolijk
- Secrets of the Talking Jaguar, by Martin Prechtel
- Shamanic Journeying (book & CD) by Sandra Ingerman
- Shamanism, by Piers Vitebsky
- Singing Story, Healing Drum: Shamans and Storytellers of Turkic Siberia, by Kira Van Deusen
- Soul Retrieval, Mending the Fragmented Self, by Sandra Ingerman
- Spirit Animals and the Wheel of Life, by Hal Zina Bennett
- Spirit in the Stone, a Handbook of Southwest Indian Animal Carvings and Beliefs
- The Ecstatic Experience: Healing Postures for Spirit Journeys (book & CD), by Belinda Gore
- The Harmless People, by Elizabeth Marshall Thomas
- The Reindeer People, by Piers Vitebsky
- The Shamanic Drum, a Guide to Sacred Drumming, by Michael Drake
- The Spell of the Sensuous, by David Abram
- The Tribe of Tiger, by Elizabeth Marshall Thomas
- Weather Shamanism, by Nan Moss and David Corbin
- Where the Spirits Ride the Wind, by Felicitas D Goodman
- Zuni Fetishes: Using Native American Sacred Objects for Meditation, Reflection and Insight
