Favorite articles on shamanscave.com

[Karl]

What's your favorite article on the site? I'm going to list two of my favorites:

 

Endings - an excellent read, and something that makes you think a lot..

 

http://www.shamanscave.com/contemporary-shamanism/endings

 

 

The Emotional Poles - A very long and detailed article on the major emotional poles, from a shamanic viewpoint.

 

http://www.shamanscave.com/self-healing/emotional-poles

 

 

What about everybody else?

[ralph]

Contemporary Shamanism - in which you learn that the practice doesn't necessarily involve wearing feathers.

 

 

http://www.shamanscave.com/contemporary-shamanism/contemporary-shamanism

 

 

I loved Endings too.

[Rebecca]

Wait, no feathers?

[Rebecca]

http://www.shamanscave.com/seer-path/touch-the-face-of-god

[douglas]

I have many that I really like.

 

Limiting it to two favorites at this moment . . .

. . . Contemporary Shamanism, particularly the last four paragraphs. (Even though I now have feathers in my possession.)

And Shamanism in the Modern World, the whole thing.

 

Respects to all staff, faculty, admin, pushers, and Poobahs here,

 

douglas

[Karl]

I have some feathers, too - good shamanic tools.

[douglas]

So, today my favorite is Stalking Fluidity. That's the one I've put into action the most so far.

(I am, however, intending to put those feathers to good use-- when I learn how.)

[silenceseeker]

That is a good article and it touches upon what you will be learning and working with in the first tier classes.

 

Lorrie

[Moonshadow]

I've had many, but recently rereading this one posted on fb, I've gotta say it's my favorite. It talks about the second attention, something that language per se doesn't have a lot of signifiers for, and shapes it out in such a way that is readily accessible and engaging.

 

http://www.shamanscave.com/contemporary-shamanism/the-second-attention

 

 

I also used to enjoy reading Jean's old posts where she shared some of her shamanic experiences. They were a lot of fun for me earlier on, got me all revved up about the mysteries that awaited.

 

 

Mandy