Sentences with phrase «of shamanism»

* Earth - honoring ceremonies * Other aspects of shamanism in addition to journeying, including cleanses / limpias, offerings / despachos, altars / mesas.

Jan Engels - Smith has worked extensively in the area of personal development through the advancement of shamanism in a contemporary context.

«I offer a unique, holistic approach to transformational healing and growth through a weaving of shamanism, psychotherapy, and coaching.

Alas, with boundless fanciful attributions to AGW, what we are witnessing is a philosophy which stems from roots of shamanism.

At L & M, not only does Hammons do this; along the way he conjures thoughts of shamanism, politics, consumerism, animism, genre painting, animal rights, and jokes.

Maurizio Vanni describes the nomads» conception of everlasting laws of transformation, death and miraculous revival as sacred processes of shamanism and Tibetan Buddhism: «There are living beings that transform themselves into animals, others that change into plants or flowers... there are statues that become animated and people that become statues or stones.

Central to the current presentation is Neto's exploration of shamanism as science, the natural world and its phenomena, and community based crafts.

Trained in Western medicine, she once was a skeptic who opposed Oriental medicine (she prefers «Oriental» to «Asian») as «strange, not scientific, kind of shamanism.»

In fact, breakups come up a lot in the modern world of shamanism.

Not exact matches

From Lakota shamanism to Darwinism In the end, my knowledge and conviction has come from a greater light than any of this, a light that is felt from my own experiences.

Also honored were James Cone, who offered impassioned reflections on praxis and the experience of the oppressed, and Chung Hyun Kyung, the Korean professor who had caused such a stir at the Canberra meeting of the World Council of Churches, who again called for the fusing of liberation thought with indigenous shamanism and a large dose of romantic naturalism.

Together they «passed the «Declaration of War Against Exploiters of Lakota Spirituality,» denouncing individuals involved in the New Age movement, shamanism, cultists, and neo-paganists and others who promote «intolerable and obscene imitations of sacred Lakota rites,»» Taliman wrote.

Expectably, Cox's conversion from secularism to shamanism actuated an avalanche of writings extolling the inward vision, the ultimacy of the personal fata morgana.

If Confucianists, Shintoists, and those who practice ancestor rites, primal religions, and shamanism are counted, then more than two - thirds of the world's population are not Christian.

The latter, particularly, points to a religious or ritual function to these carvings, and indeed to the practice of a form of «shamanism» — that is, an archaic magical or religious belief system which sought connections between the visible and spirit worlds, and which ascribes spiritual properties to animals and natural forces.

When humanity lived in wide open spaces, and were at the mercy of nature and its elements, they had to create shamanism that morphed into religion in order to cope.

As a student of core shamanism, Vanessa advocates adapting traditions to create new modern sacred studies.

Interpretive / symbolic anthropology: Belief systems; ritual; rites of passage; shamanism; mythologies of science and technology; religion; cults.

Medical anthropology: The anthropology of reproduction (childbirth, midwifery, obstetrics, and the new reproductive technologies); cultural conceptualizations and treatment of women's bodies / health; biomedicine as a cultural system; integrative medicine; politics of knowledge; shamanism.

Others link cave art with shamanism, suggesting that it reflects enduring beliefs about the supernatural quality of caves.

You were in the first class of men at Sarah Lawrence, where you studied anthropology, even shamanism.

Goodman's book discusses topics including shamanism, human evolution, and the archaeological record of the Americas.

That's the challenge of modern shamanism: adapting ancient practices to an overstressed, technology - laden, cynicism - soaked world.

Interestingly enough, anthropologist Michael Harner — whose 1980 book The Way of the Shaman helped introduce shamanism to Western audiences — actually describes shamanism in a way that sounds perfectly suited to our times: as a high - speed technology of sorts.

In Shamanism, according to one of my dear friends trained in shamanism, one of the central truths is transparency.

Our word - slinging is taking away from the mastery of TCM, Ayurveda, the chakras, herbalism, kundalini, yoga pradipika, yoga nidra, shamanism, mediums, astrologers, and countless more that have made their way by carrying these teachings and passing them on to a new, digitally oriented generation who needs them!

This highly spiritual, 2,500 - plus - year - old practice emerged from a combination of Indian Tantric Buddhism, indigenous Tibetan shamanism, and Tibetan medicine, which is based on elements that make up our constitution and correlate to emotions and illnesses.

In a band males typically compete by playing games of status such as hunting, warfare, and shamanism or religion.

Deep, witty, and laser focused, she draws on the source texts of yoga while incorporating the best of neurobiology, Jungian Psychology, ayurveda, tantra, shamanism & priestess work — vigorously challenging students and clients Frequency - about 1 post per month

He is the creator of Active Dreaming, an original synthesis of dreamwork and shamanism.

and so now i have a novel up at jukepop serials, a non-fiction on integral shamanics almost done, and a series of ebooks on modern day shamanism being sketched out.

I checked again on July 20th and 21st: Verlyn Klinkenborg's appreciation of Walter Cronkite was absent, as was a long piece on Mongolian shamanism.

A combination of nature, Peruvian shamanism, and, of course, the hallucinogenic and purgative ayahuasca plant, are sure to make for a memorable stay.

The next four months were spent at Gaia Sagrada, where I assisted the manager in trade for a break on accommodation expenses, and informally continued my studies of ayahuasca and san pedro shamanism.

He is the creator of Active Dreaming, an original synthesis of dreamwork and shamanism.

Philosopher and ethnobotanist Terrence McKenna believed that the boundaries between machines, animals, plants, biotechnology, and art were becoming more fluid and would lead to a transformation of human consciousness, and he traveled to the Amazon in search of transformative experience, which he found through indigenous shamanism and the psychoactive plant «ayahuasca».

Bajo contemplates local indigenous shamanism as political dissidence, the universal history of magic, and the continuous suppression of stifled histories of revolutionary women by political systems via colonization and witch - hunting.

This first solo presentation of works by South Korean artist Park Chan - kyong presents a series of his latest film and documentary works that offers a new perspective on folk religious practices such as shamanism and utopian religious communities, from the period of colonisation and the cold war to the present time.

Emily Counts «sculptures appear suspended at an intriguing juncture of covetable fashion and female shamanism.

It is an exploration of high and low culture, the occult, and alternate realities — how mortality compliments growth and is made tactile in works that pull references from minimalism, sci - fi shamanism, and ritual.

His works combine autobiographical links to 19th - century occultism and spiritism with anthropological (sound) studies on the shamanism of the Lummi Nation und experiments with psychedelic substances in the attempt to visualize synaesthetic and mystic experiences.

Featuring all new works, many of which will be created on site, this exhibition marks the artist's continued investigation into the relationship between visual politics, shamanism, and object making.

Flanagan's hares adopted the energies of humans, Juxtaposing classic materiality with Beuysian shamanism.

Measuring nearly 14 feet wide, Bailey's collage painting Procession reimagines the slave trade journey with coded symbols, heavy - handed paint application, mixed - media relief sculptures, and African masks, but it lacks the metaphysical mojo of the best of Bailey's shamanism - infused works.

He attended the studio of Johnny Friedländer and was interested in literature (André Malraux), Eastern philosophy and shamanism.

Movement infuses Najdowski's own artistic practice, from her Spectra photogram experiments with color and light to her photographs of rural Brazilian storefronts to her roaming investigations into South American shamanism.

Indeed, a flavor of the occult mingled with the cult this year, with works by Steven Parrino, Jutta Koether, and Anthony Burdin channeling nihilistic shamanism.

These are not fashionable gestures toward shamanism, but part of a practical process which has evolved naturally over the years.

So Kandinsky was studying anthropological things about shamanism in Vologda and he comes back and a lot of those early paintings with the imagery of riders jumping over people — that's all about shamanic dream travel.

He will explore a range of themes connected with notions of craftsmanship and sacred journeys — from shamanism, magic and holy relics to motorbikes, identity and contemporary culture.