SHAMANISM     Shamanism is not a religion, but a spiritual path that is compatible with the beliefs     of many religions. The word shaman comes from the Siberian word "saman" meaning     "to know" thus, "shaman" literally means "one who knows." It has been in existance     for thousands of years, and is practiced all over the world, with amazing similarities.     Shamanism is based on the philosophy of animism, which states that everything -     animate and inanimate, is created by a spiritual force and that all natural phenomena     has spirit.     Native Americans believe that all things in nature are connected. They also believe     that every human and every object has a corresponding presence in the spirit world     and that spirits can promote health or cause illness.     People may share shamanic experiences in groups, but the insight you gain from     shamanic practice are unique to you.
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				Websites:                                                             Books       • Information on Shamanism          • The Sacred Ways of a Lakota, by Wallace H. Black Elk       • school                                        • Beyond the Lodge of the Sun       • Shamanic Journey                       • The Dancing Healers by by Carl A. Hammerschlag, M.D.       • Shamans path                             • African Spirits Speak, by Nicky Arden       • Shamnaic Studies                             • The Medicine Way, by Kenneth Meadows,       • What is Shamanism                             • Urban Shaman, by Serge Kahili King, PH.D       • Shamanic Training                             • The Celtic Shaman, John Matthews       • Shamanic Healing       should any link lead you to data not appropiate for family viewing please notify me.
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