My Way on the Camino de Santiago de Compostela

by Apr 5, 2017

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Tony Allicino

Tony Allicino

Tony Allicino has been a student and practitioner of shamanism since 1997 and has taught workshops in New York City and various retreat centers in the Northeast. A participant of indigenous Sacred Dances throughout the United States, he is a Grail Reiki Master, graduate of Sandra Ingerman’s Teacher Training Program, member of the Foundation for Shamanic Studies, Society of Shamanic Practices (SSP), ShamanicTeachers.com, and an SSP Shamanism Without Borders Community Leader. In 2014 he walked the Camino de Santiago de Compostela and since 2007 has hosted a monthly Shamanic Drum Circle in New York City where he lives, teaches, and sees clients.
Tony Allicino has been a student and practitioner of shamanism since 1997 and has taught workshops in New York City and various retreat centers in the Northeast. A participant of indigenous Sacred Dances throughout the United States, he is a Grail Reiki Master, graduate of Sandra Ingerman’s Teacher Training Program, member of the Foundation for Shamanic Studies, Society of Shamanic Practices (SSP), ShamanicTeachers.com, and an SSP Shamanism Without Borders Community Leader. In 2014 he walked the Camino de Santiago de Compostela and since 2007 has hosted a monthly Shamanic Drum Circle in New York City where he lives, teaches, and sees clients.
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  1. Eileen Mullard

    Oh that was a beautiful recapping of your magical journey! Wow! I’m hoping at some point to do it not as long as You but still feel it’s beauty peace and sacred essence! 🙏🌈💜

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