Shamanic Healing for Health and Vitality

Shamanic healing or Shamanism is a form of spiritual healing and is considered as one of the oldest form of healing. According to shamanism all health conditions whether it is emotional, mental or spiritual begins as an imbalance in the spiritual realm. The shaman operates primarily within the spiritual world, which in turn affects the human world. The restoration of balance results in the elimination of the ailment. The shamans gain their reputation through their acts of Healing.

Eagles wing college of shamanic medicine founded in 1985 offers comprehensive trainings in shamanic practice, shamanism workshops and courses, shamanic journeys and many other workshops and ceremonies in the UK and abroad.

Shamanic Healers

Shamanic Healers are known as shamans and it is believed that they gain knowledge and the power to heal by entering into the spiritual world or dimension. The shaman operates primarily within the spiritual world, which in turn affects the human world. The restoration of balance results in the elimination of the ailment.

Shamans enter into a trance-like “ Shamanic state of Consciousness" and perform the healing. Most shamans have dreams or visions that tell them certain things. The shaman may have or acquire many spirit guides in the spirit world, who often guide and direct the shaman in his/her travels. These spirit guides are always present within the shaman though others only encounter them when the shaman is in a trance. The spirit guide energizes the shaman, enabling him/her to enter the spiritual dimension.

There are diverse music and songs related to shamanic healing in various cultures. Shamans get into a trans by singing, dancing, taking entheogens, meditating and drumming.

The Kaiser Permanente Center For Health Research in Portland, Origon conducted a study into the effectiveness of shamanic healing as a treatment for chronic face and jaw pain. Twenty-three women who were diagnosed with Temporomantibular Joint Disorders (TMDs) participated in the study. At the end of treatment only four were clinically diagnosed with the TMDs present at the beginning of the study.