Benefits of Adding Shamanism to Reiki

This video is intented for reiki master level 2 minimum. Jim PathFinder Ewing is an enrolled member and Spiritual & Ceremonial Elder of the Southern Cherokee Tribe & Associated Bands in Texas, Paint Clan (Didanawiskawi, Ani-Wodi, Tsalagiyi Uganawa Anigusdi), a member of the Bear Medicine Society (Russellville, Ark./Lena, Miss.), a Bear Dancer (Yona Galisgisgia) and Water Pourer with training in Shamanism, Reiki, Native and other forms of energy medicine. He is married to Annette Waya Ewing, an artist, jewelry maker, Earth ethics educator, former tenured professsor, enrolled member of the Southern Cherokee Tribe & Associated Bands in Texas, Wolf Clan (Ani-Waya), a member of the Bear Medicine Society (‘sits’ the drum and sings), Wolf Dancer (Waya Galisgisgia) with training in Reiki. They have a residence (little bitty tipi 🙂 in Buffalo, Texas, at the tribe’s Ceremonial Grounds, and in Lena, MS, where he practices, teaches, and holds Bear Lodge (Asi/Inipi) and leads Drum Circle, a prayer ceremony honoring the Native American Medicine Wheel. They lead a healing medicine society, the Bear Medicine Society, in Lena, which does ceremonial dancing. He writes a monthly newsletter (“Keeping In Touch …”) He is the author of four books: “Clearing: A Guide to Liberating Energies Trapped in Buildings and Lands,” “Finding Sanctuary in Nature: Simple Ceremonies in the Native American Tradition for Healing Yourself and Others,” “Healing Plants and Animals From A Distance: Curative …
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Wayra – Shaman’s dance. Album title: Great eagle flying with the wind.
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