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?

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.

Wait, no feathers?

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

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

I have some feathers, too - good shamanic tools.

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.)

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

 

Lorrie

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