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This is an ongoing US and global project to help enthusiasts, scholars, practitioners, and curious parties learn more about shamanic living in a contemporary culture. The space here is devoted to sharing info, experiences and opinions about all forms of shamanic expression covering shamanism's multiple permutations. Among subjects explored are traditions, techniques, insights, definitions, events, artists, authors, and creativity. You are invited to draw from your own experiences and contribute.

What is a SHAMAN?

MAYAN: "a technichian of the Holy, a lover of the Sacred." CELTIC: "Empower the people...by changing the way we think." MEXICAN APACHE: "Someone who has simply learned to give freely of themselves..." AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL: "...a teacher or healer, a wisdom keeper of knowledge... (who) takes people to a door and encourages them to enter." W. AFRICAN DIAGRA: "views every event in life within a spiritual context." HAWAIIAN: "...human bridges to the spiritual world and its laws and the material world and its trials..." QUECHUA INDIAN: "embodies all experience." AMAZON: "...willing to engage the forces of the Universe...in a beneficial end for self, people, and for life in general."


-- from Travelers, Magicians and Shamans (Danny Paradise)

Wednesday, October 7, 2009

MANASSAS AMERICAN INDIAN POWWOW

October 17-18, 2009 -
Location: Manassas, Virginia.
Notes: Public invited to enjoy Traditional powwow to be held Sat & Sun 11am-6pm at the Prince William County Fairgrounds. Outdoors unless it rains, will be in exhibition hall. MC: Keith Colston, Host Drum: Stoney Creek; Aztec Dancers. (Adm. $7.kids $5.) Lots of great Native American dancers, drums, music. Craft demonstrations and lots of quality Native American jewelry, art, crafts, flutes and drums available to purchase. Open to all dancers in proper regalia.
Contact: Barry 252/257-5383, Email: powwow@vance.net .

Thanks to Laura Zamfir for sharing this announcement with us.

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