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A Brief History of Time is a book that shows the modern path of Shamanism in that it encompasses all aspects of universe and perception.

The Orgon Accumulator Handbook is an example of how the body can use its lifeforce energy to heal itself as well as showing how the energy fields of modern technology can be destructive to the human body.

The Holistic Herbal is great for the beginner of herbology. This book has simple diagrams of the internal human body and brief descriptions of the herbs and their functions.

Hungry?

I guess one of the nice things that should come with age is experience. Of course, it doesn’t do much good if you don’t learn from it or aren’t able to pass on something good from it. Personally, I don’t like repeating mistakes whether they are mine or mistakes I’ve seen other people make.

In this case I’m talking about the hard times we are in from the recession. At 51 years old, this is my third recession. All recessions look a little different at first but Continue reading Hungry?

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That’s right. Often imitated, never duplicated although there are many wanabes out there.

I know that when people are trying to find me they get misdirected to old farts and wackos. Help out and spread the word you found the real guy, the black sheep of Shamanism who will take you on a [...]

Ocean Sex

Sometimes we need to get back to the beginning, the place where all life began on this planet, and invoke the sensations of creation. Continue reading Ocean Sex

Sexual Energy is in everything.

Everything is energy.

If it sounds too simple, congratulations, you just passed level one.

Energy is not so much spent as it is directed. When we look at energy as a perpetual flow we see that it is always there, moving in all directions. Most of the time it moves according to its own polarities and the polarities in its environment, however it can be intentionally directed. Continue reading Sexual Energy is in everything.

A rock and a hard place.

I’ve been working with a project the last four years that I strongly believe in for a few reasons. The product is totally organic. It eats away at rust and scaling and can be washed away. Simple.

The project will stimulate the local economies, cut costs on many industry’s corrosive expenses and of course, lessen the adverse impact of industrialization on the environment.

A large corporation that I can’t mention at this time Continue reading A rock and a hard place.

Shamanism through the ages

This is to clear up you clueless New Agers that think you understand Shamanism enough to tell other people what it is. I am so over you people.

Back when “people” were just learning to steal the skins of other animal and do organized hunts, they started a process that we would like to call thinking. In that process they started to question life around them and ask the eternal question, “why”. Well, there’s always that one person in the group that will go a little farther than everyone else Continue reading Shamanism through the ages

Spirituality in America

As someone who grew up in traditional Shamanism from family teachings passed down, I have always been intrigued by the ebb and flow of spiritual evolution here in the United States.
As a young apprentice in the 60s I listened to my great uncle express hope at what he interpreted as the information of the land that had steered “the people”, (Natives) now, finally integrating into the whites. He thought we would see a beneficial change towards the land and other peoples (winged, four leggers, fin,). I have seen some interesting changes.
For instance, in Shamanism, there’s no need now for an 8 year apprenticeship. One can take a course to become certified to teach it. Continue reading Shamanism in America

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