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EPISODE · Jul 8, 2009 · 57 MIN

Shamanic Transformation: It’s not magic—it just seems that it is

from Why Shamanism Now - A Practical Path to Authenticity · host Christina L. Pratt

“Shamanic Transformation is not magic—it just seems that it is,” reports a student of The Cycle of Transformation at Last Mask Center. “It restores me to personal responsibility for my spiritual life—I get what I have the courage to ask for.” This week our host Christina Pratt and her students discuss Shamanic Transformation for Contemporary times, focusing on what it is and why it offers a breadth and depth that other programs do not. Traditionally the path of the shaman requires both shamanic training and rigorous personal work—yes, that personal work that is never done because life is a path of mastery whenever we work in partnership with Spirit. We will hear from students sharing what the teachings brought into their lives, how they got connected to their authenticity and soul’s purpose and why this system works. “It is a 'get’er done, down and dirty, tell it like it is/was/or has been and let it go' system. It is a process of real change, real growth, and dynamic spiritual adulthood.”

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