Table of Contents

Foreword by John Perkins

Acknowledgments

Introduction
Evolution of a Shaman

1 • The Earth Is Our Mother
A Journey to Trust

2 • Woman of the Waves
A Journey to Emotional Freedom

3 • The Fires of Transformation
A Journey to Find Our Mission

4 • Sacred Inner Marriage
A Journey to Connection

5 • Portal to Your Dreams
A Journey to the Expression of Spirit

6 • Opening the Heart of the Mind
A Journey to Clarity

7 • Channeling Universal Love
A Journey to Mastery

8 • Expanding Beyond Death
A Journey to Oneness

Bibliography

List of Tasks and Exercises

Index

About the Author

Susan J. Wright, a practicing shaman and licensed massage therapist since 1981, is also certified as both a Gestalt psychotherapist and yoga teacher and is a licensed clinical social worker. She created and facilitates a shamanic training program at her healing center, Birth of Venus, in Mamaroneck, New York, where she integrates social work, psychotherapy, and shamanism with yoga, belly dancing, and craniosacral therapy and other bodywork techniques. She lives in Mamaroneck, New York.

Reviews

“Susan Wright’s creations epitomize the true meaning of magic. They take us to new levels of consciousness, empowering us to accomplish goals we previously only imagined, to realize our deepest dreams. Read, learn, enjoy--and shapeshift yourself and the world."
*From the foreword by John Perkins, bestselling author of Confessions of an Economic Hit Man, Shapesh*

"This book is accessible even to those with no knowledge of the healing arts."
*C. Amber Pearce, The Feminist Review, Oct 2007*

"This is a wonderful book that blends [Wright's] teachings on shamanic practice, the chakras, and energy healing in a manner that is very understandable for people who have any level of knowledge, from novice to expert."
*D. Tigermoon, The Pagan Review, Dec 2007*

"Sharing her own personal experiences, the author of The Chakras in Shamanic Practice shows readers how Shamanic practices can be used to heal wounds associated with trauma at each stage of development."
*Dr. Tami Brady, TCM Reviews, June 2008*