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Spirit Voices: Mysteries & Magic of North Asian Shamans
Friday February 21, 2025 7:00pm - 8:30pm EST
Conference Room D
Anthropologists tell us the word “shaman” derives from Tungus language and traditions, but few understand what that means. We will explore the history and practice of shamanism, and walk through the landscapes of North Asia, and the largely hidden and unfamiliar traditions of Turkic, Mongolic, and Tungusic shamanism, exploring the subtle and unique aspects of each tradition.

In this class, we will explore:
- Indigenous spiritual and shamanic traditions and beliefs of the Turkic, Mongol, and Tungus peoples
- Broad cosmology and mythology of these shamanic cultures
- Shamanic tools used by these cultures
- Practical concepts and methods that can enhance your own practice

This class will largely draw from topics and themes from David’s book “Spirit Voices”.
Speakers
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David Shi

David Shi is a shamanic worker and folk magic practitioner who primarily engages in traditional North Asian forms of shamanism. He is primarily of Manchurian descent, but can also trace ancestry to Mongolian, Chinese, Korean, as well as a little Tungus Siberian and ancient Central... Read More →
Friday February 21, 2025 7:00pm - 8:30pm EST
Conference Room D
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