SHAMANISM

WORKING WITH ANIMAL SPIRITS

Shamanism, the world's oldest healing tradition, is found in all cultures on Earth.

Shamans work with their allies--the animal spirits.

Learn the wisdom of over three hundred of these spiritual teachers.

Red Wolf - Critically Endangered Species 2 Other Endangered Wolf Species Hear Wolf speak (Real Audio) Wolf's Wisdom Includes: Facing the end of one's cycle with dignity and courage Death and rebirth Spirit teaching Guidance in dreams and meditations Instinct linked with intelligence Social and familial values Outwitting enemies Ability to pass unseen Steadfastness Skill in protection of self and family Taking advantage of change Coyote is the antihero whose antics make it easier to see ourselves. Hear Coyote speak (Real Audio) Coyote's Wisdom Includes: Understanding that all things are sacred--yet nothing is sacred Teaching that only when all masks have fallen will we connect with the Source Intelligence Singing humans into being Childhood trust in truth Teaching us how to rear our young Brings rain Ability to laugh at one’s own mistakes Placing the North Star Shape-shifting Teaching balance between risk and safety Illumination Stealth

Iberian Lynx - Critically Endangered Species Hear Lynx speak (Real Audio) Lynx's Wisdom Includes: Keenness of sight Divination Developing psychic senses Keeper of  all secrets and mysteries Movement through time and space 2 Critically Endangered Rabbit Species 8 Endangered Rabbit Species 4 Threatened Rabbit Species Rabbit/Hare's Wisdom Includes: Guile Paradox and contradiction Living by one’s own wits Receiving hidden teachings and intuitive messages Quick-thinking Humility Moving through fear Strengthening intuition "Not to hurt our humble brethren (the animals) is our first duty to them, but to stop there is not enough. We have a higher mission - to be of service to them whenever they require it. If you have men who will exclude any of God's creatures from the shelter of compassion and pity, you will have men who will deal likewise with their fellow men." Saint Francis of Assisi