Interrelationship As the Foundation for Shamanism and Life

by Aug 7, 2019

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Dave Eyerman

Dave Eyerman

Dave Eyerman is a licensed acupuncturist and shamanic practitioner based in Amherst, MA. He works in-person and remotely, offering a unique combination of coaching with acupuncture and shamanic work to help his clients come into a space of greater inner peace and clearer soulful expression. He offers trainings and classes to help people cultivate a deeper understanding of their innate connection to the natural world. In addition to his healing and teaching work, he brings a shamanic approach to woodwork, handcrafting spiritual tools and power objects and giving fallen trees new life and purpose. For more information, visit https://daveeyerman.com and https://naturalelementwoodcraft.com.
Dave Eyerman is a licensed acupuncturist and shamanic practitioner based in Amherst, MA. He works in-person and remotely, offering a unique combination of coaching with acupuncture and shamanic work to help his clients come into a space of greater inner peace and clearer soulful expression. He offers trainings and classes to help people cultivate a deeper understanding of their innate connection to the natural world. In addition to his healing and teaching work, he brings a shamanic approach to woodwork, handcrafting spiritual tools and power objects and giving fallen trees new life and purpose. For more information, visit https://daveeyerman.com and https://naturalelementwoodcraft.com.
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4 Comments

  1. Dr. Steven Farmer

    Very thoughtful article and very accurate. Good reminder that it’s ALL relationship! Thanks Dave!

  2. Forrest itche iichiile Hudson

    In deed, an invaluable daily reminder for the “collective connectivity” that honors the invaluable spirit of cooperation and shelves competition-that which has arisen from the Colonial Mindset.

    Interrelationships provides a resource for personal growth while contributing to the collective.

    Reciprocity has its rewards, while Life in a “vacuum” negates all that the Universe has to offer.

  3. Val Gurule-Duran

    I love this. Spirit lead me to start a private practice but it has been slow. I toom a job doing something i have alwats stayed away from and i love it. I am able to continue with my private practice and have noticed how those who are ready to work on self and have a deeper connection with spirit are the people im attracting. It has taken the need to just get client to pay the bills to a different level.
    I feel as if now I am better able to connect with spirit as i step out of my own way.

  4. Steve Staniek

    Many thanks Dave. Your clarity opens paths I’ve not seen or noticed before.
    Autism can be seen as a blessing because it blocks/shields us from becoming shaped and controlled by the culture around us. Colonial conditioning and thinking does not seem to affect us as deeply, but even a thin layer can blind us from seeing the harmful realities created by colonials to harmfully control the less aggressive, for power and profit.
    Transcending our cultural conditioning can take a lifetime of hard work, or just a few seconds by invoking the spirit of love.

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