EPISODE · Apr 18, 2026 · 1H 16M
Timothy Cope - The Way of the Shaman®
from The Way of the Shaman® Podcast · host The Foundation for Shamanic Studies
In this engaging conversation, Timothy Cope shares his journey into shamanism, detailing how he was drawn to the practice through a transformative experience with a book. He discusses the importance of community, the impact of workshops, and how shamanism has influenced his career in the arts. Timothy also explores unique experiences such as firewalking, the integration of tarot with shamanic practices, and his childhood experiences in a haunted house. He emphasizes the significance of teaching and the challenges faced by instructors, particularly in The Way of the Shaman workshop. The conversation culminates in a discussion about life after death and the profound insights gained through shamanic practices.Guest: Timothy Cope, MFA, CSCBio: https://www.shamanism.org/faculty/timothy-cope/Website: https://rattledrum.com/Host: Kerri Husman, MDBio: https://www.shamanism.org/faculty/kerri-husman/Website: https://www.mammothhills.com/services/courses-in-core-shamanism/Workshop: The Way of the Shaman®https://www.shamanism.org/workshops/the-way-of-the-shaman/Learn more about shamanism and shamanic workshops by visiting the website of the Foundation for Shamanic Studies: https://www.shamanism.org
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In this engaging conversation, Timothy Cope shares his journey into shamanism, detailing how he was drawn to the practice through a transformative experience with a book. He discusses the importance of community, the impact of workshops, and how shamanism has influenced his career in the arts. Timothy also explores unique experiences such as firewalking, the integration of tarot with shamanic practices, and his childhood experiences in a haunted house. He emphasizes the significance of teachi...
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