Shaman's path

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Comment by Leonie M Dippenaar ,CHt on September 3, 2010 at 10:05am

I did some Sangoma training, Credo Mutwa a Zoeloe and then also other indigenous cultures in South Africa -in the northern hemisphere it is called shaman.
I find the origin of soul fragmentation healing started way back- regress and heal that part

Comment by Kenneth Bjærum on August 9, 2010 at 1:16am

Anyone in Sweden Wermand?
Vision Quest time.

Comment by David Grinstead, MA, CH on April 7, 2010 at 6:30am

Exploring this path for now...

Comment by Kenneth Bjærum on April 7, 2010 at 1:03am

Just joined your group, and I felt like saying:
Love all, because all is one and one is all.
Peace, Kenneth Bjærum

Comment by Steve Lovold on February 25, 2010 at 3:22pm

I have been getting into doing Ayauhaska cerimonies , and I will be going to Peru for a month , to have out in the jungle with some shaman for a month.

Comment by Rick Crockett on September 1, 2009 at 9:57am

Oh definitely not but the good thing is we don't have to slice our palms before we shake hands... 8:P

Shhh...... Do I hear giggles...?
Best,
Rick C. Bentized

Comment by Brian David Phillips on September 1, 2009 at 12:11am

Cousins or not, we ain't kissin'! :-)

Comment by Rick Crockett on August 31, 2009 at 7:02pm

Thank you Brian:
Of course the trail of tears was why Kassandra was in Georgia. Her daughter Ada married Samuel Beach's GGGrandson James Hall. I know on my paternal side which also includes native blood we have both Phillips and Parker and my Grampa Crockett's mother was full blood native. I was thinking Chicasaw but now that you mention it, she was the daughter of a chief but Grampa wouldn't talk much about it or anything for that matter. I knew the five Cherokee Tribes were matrilineal but I didn't realise Kwanaha Parker actually took his name from his Aanglo American mother. BTW my dad has a photo of her (my GGrandmother) with her husband John? Crockett and she has a halo where her darker face was dodged in to match his complexion.

Oh good grief Brian what if we are kissing cousins......

Snickers,
Rick Crockett aka Bentized

Comment by Brian David Phillips on August 30, 2009 at 11:15pm

Rick, my maternal grandmother's family was Cherokee back in the day . . . part of the groups that dropped out of the Trail of Tears and stayed in the Ozarks. My paternal grandfather's family was Comanche (I am a descendant of Quanah Parker for those to whom such things have any meaning).

Comment by Rick Crockett on August 30, 2009 at 6:38pm

Hi: I would like to introduce myself by asking what do you know about me. My GGGGrandmother was Cassandra Pickett Durham. She was full blooded Cherokee but you will not hear much about that. She was part of that "Civilizing program" and the name I have given is her anglican name. Her first name was spelled Kassandra but that changed. I have more information on her but would be interested to hear what any of you may know first. I am known to share her talents only which a few of you could possibly understand.
Best Wishes,

Rick Crockett (yes him too) Bentized

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