INTRODUCING NEPALI-KHASA SHAMANISM
The Ancient and Profound Shamanism of Nepal Himalayas! Namaste
Meet Bhola
My name is Bhola Banstola, a Jhankri Shaman from Nepal with an extended family lineage history and practice in Shamanism. Welcome to my website, where I hope to help folks interested in traditional Shamanism understand my Path and invite you to join in with our courses. My greatest wish is to preserve and share the Shamanism of my tradition, keep it alive, and bring it to new generations of practitioners. I also support Nepali traditional lineage education (param-para) and culture and help poor and needy children go to regular schools through my work and the kindness of others. I believe that shamans should always serve their community in the best way they can.
The Shaman's Path
A 27th Generational Shaman
My Shamanic practices were born through direct lineage transmissions from my grandfather and father, from both human and spirit teachers, from dream instructions, from my own transformative experiences, and directly from Nature’s wisdom and omens.
Working with the Elemental Spirits
The Five Elements and Shamanism in Nepal by Bhola Nath Banstola
- Presents step-by-step, illustrated instructions for authentic Himalayan shamanic practices, including physical and spiritual healing, shamanic journeys, and ceremonies
- Includes direct teaching and experiential practices related to the Elements and associated Spirits, the Nagas, Devas and Devis.
- Learn how to create an altar, set up offerings, mandalas, yantras, as well as be provided with Mantras for the specific spirits along with exercises and techniques for using them properly.
Training Programmes
Events and On-line Courses
Bhola teaches traditional Himalayan shamanic practices internationally through in person retreats and virtually through zoom providing knowledge and skills to both beginners and advanced practitioners.
Nepal Experiential Shamanic Pilgrimages 2025
A pilgrimage is a journey to sacred places to renew and recharge spiritually, to meet and learn from a teacher and to seek healing in far-off places. These are the most common forms of pilgrimage in Nepal.
Each day of these experiential pilgrimages will offer new revelations and opportunities to explore the richness of Nepali culture and practice, presented in morning, afternoon and night sessions with lunch and dinner breaks.
To learn more email Bhola at bhumi1008@outlook.com
