Welcome to some place, some time,

     Between Worlds

This blog is not about shamanism, it IS shamanism. It is shamsnism in a world of destructive, human-induced climate change.

I am

I am an environmental anthropologist. I am deeply involved in two research projects, one regarding the reintroduction of bears into the French Pyrenees, and the other regarding ways of working within and with our human cultures to stop our negative impact on the environment, particularly on climate change.

I am also a shaman.

Working with my guides through the medium of shamanic journeys, I receive messages and counsel that can be shared and used by those who with a desire for the truth... I practice shamanism but I want to clarify one common misunderstanding: while I respect immensely all shamanic cultures including those that are Native American, I am not Native American and do not wish to pretend to be. In fact, I am Celtic with some ancestors who come from the Siberian and Mongolian regions. My initiation into shamanism was through visions of dismemberment similar to those experienced by the Arctic shamanistic cultures.

This blog is dedicated to the educational and shamanic journeys that I undertake and to the teachings that I receive from my guides, both human and spirit. You are free to read, comment or ignore, but please do not judge arbitrarily.

Thank you for visiting and enjoy...