It’s tied to one culture. While the word “shaman” originates from Siberian traditions, similar practices exist globally, from the Andes to Australia. Shamanism is a universal thread connecting humanity.
It’s a religion. Shamanism is a spiritual practice, not a dogma. It’s adaptable and complementary to any belief system.
It’s only for spiritual experts. Shamanic practices like journeying, ritual, and working with nature are accessible to anyone open to learning.
Why Shamanism Matters Today
In our fast-paced, disconnected world, shamanism offers tools for grounding, healing, and reconnecting. It helps us:
Rediscover our connection with nature: In a time of ecological crisis, shamanism reminds us of our role as caretakers of the Earth.
Heal emotional and spiritual wounds: Through practices like soul retrieval, shamanism addresses deep layers of trauma and restores balance.
Find clarity and purpose: By connecting with guides or power animals, we gain insights into our life’s direction and challenges.
How to Start Exploring Shamanism
If you’re curious about shamanism, here are some simple ways to begin:
Spend time in nature: Observe the rhythms of the natural world and reflect on how they mirror your own life.
Explore guided journeying: This practice allows you to enter a meditative state and connect with your inner wisdom and spiritual guides.
Learn about power animals: Discover which animal energies resonate with you and what lessons they may have to share.
Your Journey Awaits
If you’ve ever felt a longing to connect more deeply with yourself, nature, or the spiritual realm, shamanism might be the path you’ve been searching for.
We offer workshops and trainings that honour these teachings in a way that’s approachable and grounded. Whether you’re new to shamanism or ready to deepen your practice, we’d love to help you explore this journey. Our Introduction to Shamanism Weekends are a wonderful place to begin. Learn more here.