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By Oak, Ash, & Thorn: Modern Celtic Shamanism

by D.J. Conway · 1994

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Many seekers are interested in shamanism because it is a spiritual path that can be followed in conjunction with any religion or other spiritual belief without conflict. But the Native American and African peoples were not the only cultures to traditionally practice shamanism. For centuries, shamanism was practiced by the Europeans, as well - including the Celts.

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medium · 246 pages

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