The most beautiful thing about the traditions rooted in the Paqo Kuna work of Peru is their allowance of variations on the tradition. They say that in the differences you find the gold.
In this way, Peruvian Shamans from different villages hold the space for the variations on how others practice the art without making the variations significant, without making them right or wrong.
In this short video, Hank Setala takes you on the tour of his mesa, sharing with you this inspiration he learned as he has apprenticed the Katari tradition from his mentor don Zane Curfman, the author of Inka Mountain Magic.
Zane's beautiful tradition is a blending of traditions which is why this cross-cultural Peruvian Shamaminis appeals to so many as it brings together all traditions in the space of allowances and non-judgment.
Find out more about the tradition and upcoming programs at www.CalloftheShaman.com Connect with Hank at www.HankSetala.com
Join Hank for a morning cup of coffee (or tea if you prefer) and get a dose of possibility along with it. Be sure...
Join us for a conversation on herbs and their practical applications with two of the owners of the Healing Brew LLC Mike and Bryan....
In this episode, Hank talks about the importance of nurturing your inspiration as soon as you have them, and that setting them on the...
