What is Shamanism?
Shamanism is the work of a Shaman, the name given to ‘one who knows’ or ‘one who sees’, and comes from the Tungus language of Siberia.
The Shaman undertakes a journey or soul flight, in order to access information or gain wisdom to heal others. On returning the Shaman would use this wisdom for the good of an individual, their community, or the land.
The practice of Shamanism reaches back to the dawn of time. In the present day, Shamanic practices are offered to those struggling on their own life journeys. The work of a Shamanic practitioner provides support and spiritual guidance to those who perhaps suffer from the pain of a physical, emotional or mental illness, or feel incomplete or unfulfilled in life.
