Shamanic Moment Post

Shamanic Moment by Robert G Parent In an actual shamanic death ceremony, a shaman faces their fears to gain insights into their self. It is concerning growth. I use this as a metaphor of our lives nowadays. Our lives that we live now tells us to change, to be like another. By living in this place now, we are transformed sometimes not for the best but we do gain insights and learn who we really are eventually and those lessons help us to accomplish great things. This poem is from my book, The Black Book, which can be found on Amazon.com. You can find and purchase any of my books on http://www.amazon.com/author/robertgparentbooks When you read The Black Book, I suggest you do so with a pen and notebook as you ponder each poem to find out what it has to tell you. We inspire each other to the greatness of the One God. It's like that poem from Robert Frost called A Tuft of Flowers, "Men work together,' I told him from the heart, 'Whether they work together or apart.' In other words, we need each other.