Quote by Robert Moss

“I mightn't be a shaman in the indigenous sense, but as a world-bridger between Western culture and the indigenous world, I knew I was…

— Rak Razam

In a way, this is a definition of shamanism. A shaman is a person who by some means has gotten out of their own…

— Terence McKenna

“Shaman is a spiritual shuttle between three realms of existence: Heaven, Mankind and Earth. He pierces through inter-dimensional veils in order to heal the…

— Lada Ray

“I think the common experience is that modern shamans are called by the spirits; we just don’t have a collective belief system or community…

— S. Kelley Harrell

“Shamanism explores an area that contemporary Western science knows little about- the mind.”

— Jonathon Miller Weisberger

“Historically, shamans have always been part of the society where they lived, taking care of its problems, whenever they were allowed to operate. For…

— Franco Santoro

Shamanism is not some obscure concern of cultural anthropologists. Shamanism is how religion was practiced for its first million years. Up until about 12,000…

— Terence McKenna

The shaman is the figure at the beginning of human history that unites the doctor, the scientist and the artist into a single notion…

— Terence McKenna

The shaman is a very peculiar figure. He is critical to the functioning of the psychological and social life of his community, but in…

— Terence McKenna

Shamanism is a kind of universal spiritual practice with indigenous cultures around the world, and one important element of it is taking care of…

— Daniel Pinchbeck

The shaman is a person who is able to transcend the dimensional confines of cultural existence. They know more than the people they serve.…

— Terence McKenna

Shamanism is the oldest form of communicating and healing. It probably resides in all of us.

— Amy Hardie