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The word 'shaman' comes from the Tungus language in Siberia. The term refers to the spiritual leaders of certain societies, usually small-scale societies without centralized political organizations and occupational specialization.
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- Dance of the Deer Foundation - The mission of the Dance of the Deer Foundation Center for Shamanic Studies is to preserve the Huichol culture and its shamanic practices and traditions.
- Den of ZaWolfSpirit - Dedicated to shamanism in all its aspects, with a penchant towards Wolf.
- The Foundation for Shamanic Studies - A non profit educational organization founded by Michael Harner. Includes the Way of the Shaman Basic Workshop, Advanced Shamanic Training, Books, Videos and Tapes.
- Metista Teachings and Techniques - Describes the path of Metista including tools, practices, prayers, and rites.
- Path Of The Feather - Teaches techniques of shamanic journeys and the use of medicine wheels and spirit animals.
- The Raven Lodge - Shamanic resource center for shamanic and personal development with details of a home study course, bookstore, craft-work section, news-letter, down-loads section and articles.
- Sacred Hoop Magazine - List of contents of this UK magazine on Shamanism, Animism, earth wisdom, native spirituality and ecology, with some material online. Also shopping.
- Shaman Links - Provides educational information and links to information on shamanism. Also links to shamanic practitioners, teachers, and teaching organizations listed by city and state or country.
- Shamanic Ecstasy - A general overview of shamanism plus newsgroup FAQs. Includes information on ayahuasca and other shamanic hallucinogens.
- Shamanism and Animal Spirits - Describes about 200 animal helpers with graphics and text.
- Shamanism FAQs - A collection of FAQs regarding shamanism.
- Totems Animals and Familiars - Information on using animals in Native American shamanic practices.
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