Advice from Elders

by Oct 16, 2019

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The mission of the Society for Shamanic Practice (SSP) is to gather and share extensive knowledge and resources about the practice of shamanism in all its forms, its evolution in the modern world, and how shamanism can be applied in the 21st century. We are dedicated to supporting practitioners at all levels of experience and to helping create an educated and empowered community who walk this spiritual path with integrity, respect and practicality. Most of our content is attributed to a single author, however from time to time we put out content that is a joint effort of members of its Editorial Board and/or Board of Directors. This is content of this collaborative nature.
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8 Comments

  1. Lyn Pacificar

    Wonderful! Much needed wisdom!

  2. Angie King-Nosseir

    Beautiful. I deeply appreciate all of these pearls from these elder walkers of the shamanic path. My shamanic practice is in the time of East, and what I am hearing here is so helpful and affirming. I am grateful that I have a human teacher who has been guiding me into a deeper and deeper Awareness of Spirit and in integrating my ego and all of it stories of wounding, victimhood, and separation. I am grateful to be starting to cultivate a relationship with my ancestral helping spirits at this point of my journey. I look forward to tuning in more with the spirits of the land that I live on and to all that lies ahead. Thank you all for your insight and direction around what aspects of the journey and experience are most important to pay attention to and ground into, during this early phase. A’ho.

  3. Christine Waugh-Fleischmann

    Lots to think about…

  4. Valerie Frazier

    Exceptional! Thank you so much for your wisdom. It is needed and greatly appreciated.

  5. Sean Cory Cooper

    lots of great wisdom here. as a newbie to the shamanic path, this helps a lot. thanks!

  6. Renee Spar

    I enjoyed the wisdom of our elders and look forward to hearing and learning more from them. We sometimes forget that having our elders for comfort and guidance is one of our greatest gifts.

  7. Anne Van Bennekom

    This is my first day. I hadn’t heard of these teachings yesterday. I am trembling with anticipation. I feel the rightness of the first step on this path.
    With humble gratitude…

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