Shamanism: The Primordial Spirituality with Hank Wesselman, PhD

I’ve had the great fortune to study with a handful of shamanic teachers, but there’s something special about Hank Wesselman. I like that he’s a scholar who had the courage to share his own visionary experiences in a very public way with his first three books, now referred to as the Spiritwalker Trilogy. And because of his courage, thousands of people around the world have benefited and grown – and have made the indigenous mind worldview a part of their lives. In this episode we cover a lot of ground, including:The transformative nature of having a personal shamanic practiceHank’s relationship with his friend and mentor, the Hawaiian elder Hale Makua and the process of writing the Bowl of LightFans of Hank’s Spiritwalker Trilogy will be thrilled to learn that the communications with his descendent from 5000 years in the future have resumed and it seems another book is in the works. Hank slips into new territory by giving some sound relationship advice. He describes the wonderful morning practice that he and his equally powerful wife, Jill Kuykendall, use to deepen their connectionHe talks about the damage Christianity has done to ancient cultures and languagesAnd the contemporary practice of shamanism in the Western worldAnd he tells the story of White Buffalo Woman as shared by the famous medicine man, Black ElkLearn more about Hank Wesselman, PhD at sharedwisdom.comConnect with Hank on Facebook Contact Lucid Cafe host, Wendy Halley ★ Support this podcast ★