Why the shamanic path calls so many women and how it reconnects you with your wild, true nature Maybe you feel it too: That quiet, persistent call for something deeper. A longing for a connection that cannot be found in books. A path that isn’t taught but remembered. More and more women are hearing this …
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In today’s world, time often feels like our most precious resource – and the one we lack most. Between work, family, responsibilities, and a constant flow of information, we’re left with little space for ourselves. And yet, many of us feel a deep longing: for connection. For grounding. For a spiritual path that brings us …
This is a question I hear again and again – and perhaps you’ve asked yourself the same. Is it really possible to learn such a deep, earth-rooted and energetically lived path like shamanism through a screen? Can real connection, spiritual depth, and transformative experience truly happen online? My answer is: Yes. Absolutely. But not in …
toNames Beltane, Beltaine, Walpurgis Night, High May, Lady Day, Cetsamhain ( Counter Samhain) Importance in the Wheel of the year The beginning of summer, the beginning of the ripening or growth period Symbols fire, flowers, maypole, sun, oak, hawthorn, birch, symbols of sexuality Colors white, red, intense colors Stones heliodor, fire opal, red coral Keywords …
The word shaman comes from the Tungus language, an old Siberian language, and nowadays, it’s used for any healing tradition that fits into this picture. But it was only the term used in Siberia. We find shamans worldwide, but they are not called shamans. They have different names in different places. For example, here in …
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Names Ostarûn, Eostre, Eostra, Eostar, Eostrae, Estre, Eastre, Osteria, Ostar, spring equinox, Easter, resurrection, vernal equinox Importance in the Wheel of the year Beginning of spring, beginning of the growing period Symbols egg, rabbit, ladybird, birch Colours Everything colourful (light pastel) Stones fluorite, agate, jade Keywords growing, thriving, new beginnings, fertility The origin of Ostara …
Shamanism is the ancient or oldest healing technique of humankind. It was always practised all over the world. It was not invented by a single person. It came up as a natural consequence of the connection to nature. We humans didn’t always live as we do now. We lived in small communities and were very …
Names Imbolc / / Bridig / Light Festival / Oilmelc / Candle Festival Importance in the Wheel of the year Beginning of the growing season Symbols straw dolls, straw cross (Brigid’s cross), candle, milk Colours white, light yellow, light green, light pink Stones Amethyst, Turquoise Keywords awakening, renewal, purification, plans Why are we celebrating Imbolc? …
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Shamanism is practised worldwide. Its roots can be found in many traditions and peoples around the globe. I was born in Austria and therefore feel connected to the traditions of Celtic shamanism. I celebrate the festivals of the Celtic Wheel of the year and the Hindu holidays with my family (My husband Nipun is Hindu). …
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Winter is a beautiful time. Everything retreats. Everything rests and prepares for the Summer ahead. There is this magical silence. You can hear it if you become still. In Summer, we are active and full of life. We express ourselves and shine. This is the time now to become quite and to look inward. Reflect …