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Indie Shaman is an independent UK based organisation offering support, training and information on Shamanism and on living a Shamanic lifestyle.
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New! Available now - PDF Subscriptions to the Indie Shaman Magazine!
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Spring 2012 Edition of the Indie Shaman Magazine.
Featuring: The Singing Warrior, An interview with Niamh Ni Bhroin; Occupy London, Drumming the Heartbeat for Change; The Mythology of Wolves in Shamanism; It's the End of the World - Again! The Importance of Shamanic Work in Hedge-Witchery; Book Review, Northern Wisdom. The Havamal, Tao of the North by Eoghan Odinsson and much more. Click here to subscribe and get free back issue!
Many congratulations to Jim Pathfinder Ewing whose Twitter account @edibleprayers won the About.com Readers Choice Reiki Tweeter Award. No-one deserves this accolade more than Jim who, for over ten years, has been running workshops on Reiki Shamanism and reaching out to the world via social media. We're looking forward to Jim's next book Conscious Food: Sustainable Growth Spiritual Eating published by Findhorn Press this autumn!
Check out our 'Books' page with reviews, recommendations and interviews as featured in the Indie Shaman magazine including a great interview with Jim Pathinder Ewing! Past reviews and in depth author interviews have also included Ross Heaven, Rupert Isaacson, and many more!
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Back in stock - the very popular Tibetan Fairtrade Incense for Stress. Visit the Indie Shaman Shop for a wide variety of Fair Trade and ethical goods. 10% of all full price sales donated to wildlife charities.
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