Drumming for a Shamanic Journey

by Apr 18, 2018

This audio offers a meditative drum journey to support you on an ongoing basis with attending to any particular intention that may arise. You can always drum along, or use it in situations where you are unable to drum yourself. Blessings on your journey.

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Lena Stevens

Lena Stevens

Lena Stevens is an internationally known teacher, shamanic practitioner, CSEE board member and SSP board member. She apprenticed for 10 years with a Huichol shaman from Mexico and has studied cross-cultural shamanic healing from numerous traditions including those from the Amazon basin, Native North America, Northern Europe and Siberia. One of her specialties is the woven song tradition of the Shipibo tribe in the Peruvian Amazon, the singing of Icaros or healing songs. Lena is the co-author of The Secrets of Shamanism: How to Tap the Spirit Power Within and a contributor to The Power Path School of Shamanism.
Lena Stevens is an internationally known teacher, shamanic practitioner, CSEE board member and SSP board member. She apprenticed for 10 years with a Huichol shaman from Mexico and has studied cross-cultural shamanic healing from numerous traditions including those from the Amazon basin, Native North America, Northern Europe and Siberia. One of her specialties is the woven song tradition of the Shipibo tribe in the Peruvian Amazon, the singing of Icaros or healing songs. Lena is the co-author of The Secrets of Shamanism: How to Tap the Spirit Power Within and a contributor to The Power Path School of Shamanism.
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  1. Steven Cann

    Thank You Lena Stevens. Your guidance is just right for my newbie level of experience. This experience allowed me to gain more confidence in journeying. By having the guide with me from the beginning helped to be more readily moving down the tunnel. The active scene builds and becomes detailed as my personal relaxation grows. The drumming sound fades in and out as attention moves between the intent and the information or scene unfolds. This is a very helpful resource you have created. Thank You Very Much. Steve

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