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This exclusive material is brought to you by those who have participated in the…Breathwork and Shamanism Books Group BuyStatus: CLOSED**** elib.tech Exclusive **** Help us keep elib.tech all the more special for its exclusivity.Out of respect for the original authors and publishers,please do not make this product available outside of our community.You will absolutely be banned from this site if you share this material outside.Thanks for keeping elib.tech awesome!Amazon PageProduct Description:Fascinating, comprehensive, and eminently readable, this guide explores shamanism—the world’s most enduring healing and religious tradition—in the light of modern medicine, psychology, neuroscience, consciousness disciplines, and religious studies. Praise for The World of Shamanism “As if on cue, just when I am beginning to think that shamanism is the ground from which all religions spring, along comes this book.  I cannot imagine a book that would be more helpful to me in thinking through this important subject.” —Huston Smith, author of The World’s Religions “…Unquestionably the most rounded compact introduction to shamanism, particularly the inner world of shamans, available today. A door-opening book for students of consciousness and spirituality.” —Georg Feuerstein, Ph.D., M.Litt, author of The Yoga Tradition “A splendidly clear and timely survey of shamanism.” —Jean Achterberg, Ph.D., author of Imagery in Healing “Quite simply, this book is a major step forward in understanding the vital phenomenon of shamanism. I recommend it highly.” —Charles Tart, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of Psychology, University of California at Davis, author of States of Consciousness  “…Eminently useful and inspiring. A brilliant integrative work that pushes the frontiers of consciousness in insightful, practical, and powerful ways.” —Angeles Arrien, Ph.D., Cultural Anthropologist, author of The Four-Fold Way and The Second Half of Life “…Unique in bringing together the full range of anthropological, psychological, and psychiatric literature on this vital subject. It does so with admirable scholarship yet still manages to be sensitive and clear.” —Christie W. Kiefer, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of Anthropology, University of California at San Francisco