A different way of seeing everyday life
Telephone 0196323468 Email info@shamanka.com
The Shamanka teachings for the previous 26 years have been to prepare us for the extraordinary times of change which were foretold by the Maya, Hopi and Inka many generations ago. So we awaken to the new energies for the First and Second year trainings. The First year, which now consists of three weekends of 3 days and the final weekend of four days, has now been fine tuned to include some of the advanced material from the Second year and other subjects, which deserve a full weekend, will be offered as a seperate option.
For the Second year the deepening of our teaching and healing pathways lead us to a more profound level of knowledge and awareness as we are guided by the Ancient Wisdom Teachers of the original traditions.
In this way we plant the seeds of our new becomings as enlightened human beings.
5th - 6th Aug 2017
7th - 8th Oct 2017
An introduction to the Shamanka Way, a fulfilling jjourney of knowledge and wisdom over 2 days.
Four stages thoughout the year
Begins 9th - 11th Jun 2017
A first year training workshop. In-depth, comprehensive training learning how to channel energy for your healing, spiritual evolution.
Four stages thoughout the year
Begins 22nd - 23rd Apr 2017
An advanced workshop. Designed to take the participant to a profound level of the ‘seen’ and unseen realms using ancient practices.
Three stages throughout the year
Begins 3rd - 4th June 2017
The Munay-Ki is the nine traditional rites of passage into the shamanic lineage of the Qero people of the high Andes of Peru - For Men and Women
Over three weekends
Begins 6th - 7th May 2017
Learn about the spiritual world of the Inka, through the practice of unconditional love and compassion
4th - 5th Feb 2017
For Men & Women
Learn the secrets of the highly effective and powerful healing practises of the Inca Shaman
27th - 28th May 2017(part 1)
21st - 22nd Oct 2017(part 2)
For Men & Women
Learn 30 Spirit points for balance and harmony to inner dimensions through little known Inka ritual tools