Let's have a talk with our Inner Shaman

in Natural Medicine4 years ago

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Today I listened to pretty powerful and eloquent audio excerpt from José Luis Stevens, author of the book “Awaken the Inner Shaman”. While it’s obvious this content was published to serve as a hook for his paid courses and audiobooks, the stuff it manages to transmit in its 10 minutes sounded genuine and I resonated a lot with it.

Basically it talks about what the concept of “inner shaman” means and what we can get by getting in touch with it. Personally, I’ve had several experiences of connecting with this energy and drank from it’s knowledge. It is always there if you are willing to look for it, though you might have to be ready for some uncomfortable truths.

Some of the key concepts that stayed with me while listening to this audio were:



The existence of a creative, powerful, core self

Many times we run around in all directions, looking for something of the external world that will amaze us enough to fill us with inspiration. Yet, by connecting with the essence of “what has always been”, meaning the roots of the ancients within our consciousness, we can discover that our creativity is unlimited since everything that exists in this world was constructed by our very minds.



The inner shaman never demands anything of you

This kind of intelligence is far from the judgemental angelical figures religions seek as spiritual guides. It is more like an old indifferent man sitting on a rock, ignoring you until you are completely willing to listen. The inner shaman does not judge you or take you on guilt trips. It talks to you with serene indifference and shows you the path to your full potential.



Your inner shaman is that part of you that is infinitely healthy

Sometimes the solutions to our lack of energy and the dread of our lives are so simple it hurts. The inner shaman will not give you complex medicine, it will ask you “when was the last time you sang? When was the last time you danced? When was the last time you placed your feet in the flowing water of a river? Go do that and tell me again of how tired and stressed you feel”.



Discovering your inner shaman will avoid feeling like a victim

The material world seems rigid and hard to move. Many things seem difficult to change and it tends to make you feel powerless. However, this is only due to our forgetfulness of the fact that our minds are literally creating this reality, that we are not the victims but rather the writers of our stories. The inner shaman seeks ways to remind us of this.



Have you ever been able to talk with your inner shaman? If so, it would be nice of you to share the experience in the comments.
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 4 years ago  

H-m-m! I like this! Although I have never thought of it as an inner shaman I do connect and messages arise especially when my mind is still and i am not so pulled away and distracted from all the going ons. I hear it when I am quiet and ready to listne and it fills me with wonder at the depth and clarity that can be found when you tune in!
Lovely post and a good reminder to tune in to that inner "Shamanic" voice!

 4 years ago  

Yes, there are many names for this guiding voice, though it would seem each carry distinct "signatures". In the end it might all take us to the same destiny though with a slightly different path.

Oh my God - I loved, loved, loved this post of yours. It is magnificent.

YES! I have several conversations with my inner shaman and have even seen her. She is old, white-haired and STRONG. How can possibly an old lady be that strong?!!?!?!?! "I'm a mother", she told me. "I washed my children's clothes, and mine as well, in the river. I carry them on my arms. I bend to hug them. I cook. I sew. I plant food and carry them on my shoulders. I am a mother. I am a women. And I am strong." And SHE IS strong - those arms, oh my God!

It was beautiful reading this. I have had a battle these past few weeks and, only two days ago, your 2nd point hit me. But nobody is asking anything from me. Nobody is going to punish me. Why am I feeling so guilty? Why do I think I NEED to do something in order to be accepted by... by who?!??!?

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 4 years ago  

Your inner shaman sounds like a beautiful and proud woman!

Glad to know there are people out there listening to their inner guides.

Thanks for the visit and support neyxirncn

An important conversation to have :-)

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nuestras mentes crean la realidad,somos escritores de nuestras historias. Asi es . Ay , me dolió el timo jajaja

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