The Transmission encompasses traditional lineage shamanism and the incorporation of spirits. Active shamanic narrative journeying, which involves playing the drum and singing sacred Mantras and songs, is part of the enormously powerful techniques used by the earliest ancestors to access wisdom beyond the range of ordinary senses and the timeline. In this tradition, no mind-altering plants or substances are used. Shamanic trance is induced through the singing of sacred songs transmitted by lineage teachers, spirits, mantras, and drumming rhythms.

Shamanism, the oldest spiritual healing practice of humankind, offers tangible benefits. It helps us confront past events, enrich the present, and envision a brighter future. Universally recognised, shamanic healing supports our emotional and psychological well-being, instilling hope and motivation for a better tomorrow.

Shamanism is not just a historical practice, but a living tradition of the people of Nepal. For millennia, Dhami-Jhankri Shamans have been using their gifts and sacred tools to heal emotional trauma, relieve anxiety and depression, reduce physical pain and help communities live whole lives with more security and confidence. This living tradition, deeply rooted in Nepal’s culture, is a testament to the enduring power and relevance of Shamanism.

The different levels of Transmission and empowerment in this workshop are designed to inspire and empower aspirants. They help students connect to profound sources of healing power and tap the soul’s infinite potential. This journey opens the way to solving today’s challenges and helps us feel more fulfilled, confident, and joyful.

As an earth-bound path related to ancestry, lineage, and nature, Shamanism helps connect with local spirits, build relationships with them, perform seasonal rituals to honour them, and, from time to time, propitiate them for protection and harmony. Deep knowledge of the neighbourhood and keepers of the land and the house is the foundation of the shamanic path.

A thorough understanding and regular practice are essential to progress to deeper levels of training and experience. Therefore, aspirants and curious individuals are invited to attend the Introductory Transmission, ‘Laying the Foundation,’ to prepare for future, more in-depth transmissions.