Challenges and Joys of working the Celtic Tradition (December 2017)

by Apr 18, 2018

Tom Cowan, Jane Burns and Jaime Meyer discuss what drew them to Celtic Shamanism. Each shares some of their favorite Celtic practices and how they integrate these practices into their daily lives. Together they discuss how Celtic traditions are relevant to our times, and how the Celtic Goddess Cailleach can help us befriend the Winter as we move into the Solstice season.

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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. Below you will find content of this collaborative nature.
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. Below you will find content of this collaborative nature.
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