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The
Art of Shamanic Circling
Articles
and Books about creating and sustaining Shamanic
Circles. |
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The
material on these webpages addresses some of the many
issues involved in developing and sustaining a shamanic
circle. We desire and accept contributions from those
of you wishing to write about your experiences in this
area. Learning how to create Circle is itself a major
challenge in shamanic practice. Learning how to work
with other Circles with common intentions is another
facet of this.
Each of us learning and finding ways of supporting our
individual walk is equally important. In the future,
we intend to focus on these three interrelated aspects
of shamanic practice. If you have contributions you
wish to make, please send. If you have comments you
wish to share, please send also. If there are issues
you wish to see addressed, let us hear from you. We
hope these materials are of benefit to the development
of shamanic circles.
Send your responses to carolproudfoot@shamanicvisions.com
(Carol Proudfoot-Edgar).
On
Becoming a Circle
This article describes specific issues in the development
of a shamanic circle in which the author has participated
since its inception several years ago.
by Lanz Lowen
It
is the Drum which calls and holds us in Circle
A
poetic piece on the Drum, the Circle, and how Drumming
sustains Circles around the world. Article to appear
in a book Summer, 2001. (copyrighted)
by Carol Proudfoot-Edgar
Creating and
Maintaining Healthy and Vibrant Shamanic Drumming Circles.
This is a summary of a discussion of shamanic circling
which was held at the First International Shamanic Gathering
in Oracle, Arizona, 2000.
by Sharon Stevens
About Shamanic Ceremonies
This article focuses on how shamanic ceremony brings
together Eternal timelessness and temporal time. It
describes the steps by which Circles can learn to create
their own ceremonies in harmony with the seasons of
Nature.
by Carol Proudfoot-Edgar
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