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People tell me of their
suffering.
I listen closely.
While drumming,
I seek a vision of their healing.
Working with guidance,
I seek a wholeness for their soul.
Who am I?
I am a member of the Choctaw Tribe and have been
practicing the Shamanic Art for 33 years.
I am available for both in-person and long-distance
healing sessions.
I am a Field Associate for the Foundation for
Shamanic Studies, specializing in audio/visual documentation, and I
have produced two videos and one audio CD:
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"Drums of the Ancestors, Manchu
and Mongol Shamanism" (Video) A
remarkable documentary filmed in North China and Inner Mongolia
allowing you to experience the living traditions of the Manchu and
Mongol people. The 37 minute film includes an ancient harvest
ritual, a ceremony for healing and interviews with shamans.
Order online
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"Tuvan Shamanic Healing" (audio
CD) Tuvan Shaman Ai-Churek Oiun learned
the ancient art of throat singing directly through her relationship
with the drum and the spirits. The drumming style used by Ai-Churek
is not typical of Tuvan shamanism and is distinctive to her. This
healing ritual was recorded in California during a workshop
sponsored by the Foundation for Shamanic Studies. A circle of
healing, rich in vibratory overtones, is woven by this one female
voice, her drum and her dream.
Order online
I am currently the Vice President of the non-profit
foundation, Native Cultural Alliance, which is providing educational
programs and health supplies to a district in the Brazilian Amazon
Rain Forrest.
My various
articles include,
"Healing and Trance Dancing in Grenada",
"In the Words of the Shaman", and
"Shamanic Response to an Allergic Reaction".
My work was featured in an article in
September, 2003 issue of SELF
magazine, titled "A New
Prescription for Happiness" by Deb Abramson. The section
about my practice is called "Shamanic Healing -
The Chanting Cure"
Click on the cover to
read the entire article
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