Shamanic Warriors

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Comment by Claudia Hubbard on January 22, 2009 at 5:28pm

hi !

Comment by Janis on January 20, 2009 at 11:17am

Oh,my. My heart is laughing. Great Spirit in all It's forms is Beauty, incarnate.
While in Peru, I saw just a few of these great birds. They looked a little like aircraft, the wing spans were so large.
Thank you for stitching the Eagles of the North so beautifully to the Condors of the South. We are, indeed, brothers and sisters.

Comment by Samantha Hussey on January 19, 2009 at 6:58pm

Hi Everyone..this is a picture of an Andean Condor! But the energy of the Eagle and Condor is very similar!
Love and Light!

Comment by Embers Moore on January 19, 2009 at 5:26pm

I live in a community where Eagles thrive, I feel very fortunate to have them so near all the time. Every day I see Eagles fly above me.
Thanks for the beautiful photo.

Comment by Janis on January 19, 2009 at 4:43pm

Hi Samantha, I enjoy the photo. Golden Eagles seem to always be around me.
When they showed themselves to me in NYC I stopped wondering if I had made a good choice in going there. They are powerful emissaries of Truth and Beauty.

Comment by Samantha Hussey on January 19, 2009 at 10:38am

Hi all Beautiful Rainbow Warriors! Welcome! I just wanted to say that my Heart is full of gratitude for all you who have joined. I love Florine's definition of shamanic work - so I will add my perspective - Simply Shamanic work is working to be in ayni (balance) with all - to Walk in Beauty, to have unconditional appreciation, respect and love for everything and everyone. This is the power of the shaman; to work with love in every moment, step outside of time, walk between the worlds, embrace the shadow self and the divine self.

Love and Light Everyone,
Samantha

Comment by Florine Gravitis on January 17, 2009 at 8:58pm

My definition of shamanic work is working with all the elements that God has put on our earth mother and in our hearts. "Medicine men/women" are people who have devoted their lives to the practice of putting the body into a state of balance so it can do what it is designed to do. This has been my mission since my earliest memories. My teachers have come from all walks of life, on this earth and beyond and my gratitude is immeasurable to the wisdom they have shared.

I look forward to being in a group of like minds to share the collective wisdom of all who travel this path.

Comment by Janis on January 13, 2009 at 10:44am

I'd like to introduce myself. My name is Janis. My husband and I laughingly call ourselves Appalachian Shaman, after some extensive review of what others call themselves we felt we needed to create a new category. I was born, almost, fully awake. My first words were, "Hi There!" at 9 weeks old. I did my first conscious healing at about 15 months. Spirit and I always work as one. I've studied many types of healing from hands on to non-local, with and without physical teachers involved,(examples of my teachers are: plains Indians, Appalachian indigenous, Inca, Mayan, Greek, Italian, Germanic, African and off-world star-walkers) (always with Love and Compassion) and have had amazing success using many of them. I continually seek more understanding of the knowledge I've been given.
I work as a healer, teacher, counselor and mediator between planes of consciousness.
I am happy to begin to network with like minds. I think it is way past time to talk about the "next world". It is time to LIVE it.
Please, let me know if I might fit in with this group. I am new to networking.
Thanks, Janis

Comment by Adda Nari on January 12, 2009 at 9:39am

Thanks for the Invitation....

Comment by Embers Moore on January 11, 2009 at 11:31pm

I practise Voodoo, sec mange which is a dry sacrifice using fruits and' veggies and the favorite food of the Orisha's and this works for me very well. Intent is the key.

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