Adventures In Shamanism

Experience a shamanic journey to receive healing guidance and discover how you can cultivate truly reciprocal relationships with Nature’s beings to transform su...ffering and help heal All of Life. Start Here: https://theshiftnetwork.com/Connect-Spirits-Nature Attend a Free Online Workshop with world-renowned shamanism teacher Sandra Ingerman, you’ll discover how you can cultivate deep, truly reciprocal relationships with the beings of the natural world for your healing and theirs. From our wise tree ancestors to nature beings of land, sea, and sky to the elements, from crystals to water, you’ll discover how simply being with and learning to respectfully communicate with the natural world can teach you how to adapt to the many changes that occur in your own life. You’ll also learn how the level of dis-ease many of us are experiencing along with the planet’s own imbalance due to climate change are evidence, according to Sandra, that we are not nurturing the Earth or allowing ourselves to be nurtured by it in effective ways. Learn more and register for Free here: https://theshiftnetwork.com/Connect-Spirits-Nature

Today's Doodle <3 Image Description: Zed (monk in orange robe) is holding a camera and Ooty (pale blue elephant) is holding a camera with his trunk. They are bo...th taking a photo of a beautiful tree. The tree’s leaves are are variety of large shapes triangles, trapezoids, squares. The shapes are multicolored vibrant splashes of pink, fushchia, yellow, blue. Ooty and Zed are standing on a green hill while they take the photo. The caption says: Choose only one master nature. a quote by the artist Rembrandt. The art is by Mollycules. See more

SHI TO SPONSOR LECTURE ON ICE AGE MIGRATION AND SETTLEMENT IN SOUTHEAST ALASKA Free event to be offered virtually Sealaska Heritage Institute (SHI) will sponsor... a free lecture this Tuesday on human migration and settlement during the Ice Age. The lecture, Ice Age Migration and Settlement in Southeast Alaska: Human Response to Climate Change, will be given by E. James Dixon, professor emeritus of anthropology and the former director of the Maxwell Museum of Anthropology at the University of New Mexico. Archeological and genetic evidence indicates that people first entered North America from northeast Asia sometime during the last ice age, or late Pleistocene, at least 16,000 years ago, or possibly earlier, Dixon wrote: https://www.sealaskaheritage.org/node/1337 The talk, which is scheduled at noon on Tuesday, Jan. 12, is part of a lecture series this month that explores the origins and earliest presence of Indigenous populations and cultures in Southeast Alaska from traditional knowledge and various scientific perspectives. All lectures will be live streamed on SHI’s YouTube channel.

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