From ancient times, Shamanism has never lost its essence. Old as time yet spiritually potent and full of life. Shamanic practices are found in cultures worldwide, and they’re practical and adaptable. For Millenium, Shamanism has coexisted with cultures, systems of government, and religious practices.

It was traced that every religion, from Buddhism to Christianity, and many formalised religions originated from ancient shamanic roots and still bear the shamanic threads of deep divine connection. 
Contrary to people’s thought, Shamanism is not a formalised system of beliefs or an ideology. It’s a group of activities and experiences shared by shamans in cultures around the world.

Individual practice

Nowadays, in non-indigenous cultures, Shamanism is studied and practised as a life path. Following a shamanistic perspective, individuals seek to be in a relationship with the spirit in all things. They seek to use information and guidance from the supernatural to form a unique life experience for themself, especially one geared towards peace of mind.

This perspective is not inherently contradictory to any religious practice that allows a person to be in a direct relationship with whatever they perceive as a higher power. As your instructor, I will demystify Shamanism, making it accessible and easily understandable.