An Extraordinary House Clearing in New Mexico

by Apr 23, 2019

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José Stevens

José Stevens

José Luis Stevens, PhD is the president and co-founder (with wife Lena) of Power Path Seminars, an international school and consulting firm dedicated to the study and application of shamanism and indigenous wisdom to business and everyday life. José completed a ten-year apprenticeship with a Wixarika Maracame (shaman) in the Sierras of Central Mexico. In addition, he is studying intensively with Shipibo (shamans) in the Peruvian Amazon and with Pacos (shamans) in the Andes in Peru. In 1983 he completed his doctoral dissertation at the California Institute of Integral Studies focusing on the interface between shamanism and western psychological counseling. Since then he has studied cross-cultural shamanism around the world to distill the core elements of shamanic healing and practice. He is the author of more than twenty books and numerous articles including Awaken the Inner Shaman, How to Pray The Shaman’s Way, Encounters With Power, Transforming Your Dragons;  and the forthcoming The Shaman’s Manual Of Extraordinary Practices. website: www.thepowerpath.com
José Luis Stevens, PhD is the president and co-founder (with wife Lena) of Power Path Seminars, an international school and consulting firm dedicated to the study and application of shamanism and indigenous wisdom to business and everyday life. José completed a ten-year apprenticeship with a Wixarika Maracame (shaman) in the Sierras of Central Mexico. In addition, he is studying intensively with Shipibo (shamans) in the Peruvian Amazon and with Pacos (shamans) in the Andes in Peru. In 1983 he completed his doctoral dissertation at the California Institute of Integral Studies focusing on the interface between shamanism and western psychological counseling. Since then he has studied cross-cultural shamanism around the world to distill the core elements of shamanic healing and practice. He is the author of more than twenty books and numerous articles including Awaken the Inner Shaman, How to Pray The Shaman’s Way, Encounters With Power, Transforming Your Dragons;  and the forthcoming The Shaman’s Manual Of Extraordinary Practices. website: www.thepowerpath.com
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  1. Forrest itche iichiile Hudson
    Forrest itche iichiile Hudson on April 29, 2019 at 4:13 pm

    Jose’…always enjoy your story telling.

    It’s been my experience (limited) that when events occur upon the Land they are all “recorded”, much like our sub-conscious, and become aspects to the Soul of the Land. In order to heal the “fragmentation” of the Land’s Soul its history through story must be factually retold in chronological order and memorialized through Ceremony.

    (Several years ago during Sandra Ingerman’s Soul Retrieval workshop in Joshua Tree, CA a “Journey” revealed to me the historic evolution of Chaco Canyon via a “visionary video”. My take away was that the Ancestral Land Walkers and indigenous Elementals are integral to the Land’s Soul and actively emanate therefrom therefore, honoring their history provides a healing for the Land.)

    A’ho!

  2. Simon Kariuki
    Simon Kariuki on March 13, 2022 at 8:16 am

    I have read the article prepared by Jose Stevens on An Extra ordinary House Clearing in New Mexico. The story is very touching and educative about how to tend to an event.

    The event is sad and sorrowful but it has given me a clear picture of how to tend a natural or man made disaster. Thank you so much Jose Stevens.

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