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Expanding Shamanic Knowledge Worldwide
ic Studies (FSS), which is a public charitable 501(c) (3) organization, has worked to preserve, research, and teach shamanism globally. Started in 1979 by anthropologist Dr. Michael Harner, this non-profit organization’s threefold mission includes several important programs. To preserve shamanic knowledge, the FSS supports in-
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digenous shamans whose knowledge is in danger of being lost with annual lifetime stipends through the Living Treasures Project. When invited by indigenous people, the Foundation helps recover and revitalize shamanic practices via the In- digenous Assistance Project. Lastly, the FSS documents and records irreplaceable shamanic knowledge and practices
or over two decades, the Foundation for Shaman-
with the World Archives Preservation Project.
To study and research shamanic knowledge, the FSS pro-
grams include the Library Accessibility Project, the Research & Publication Project, and the MONOR (Mapping of Non-
Ordinary Reality) Project. You can learn more about these programs at the Foundation’s website,
shamanism.org. To teach shamanic knowledge, the FSS offers workshops
globally. It currently makes available more than 200 courses to thousands of individuals annually in cities and countries around the world. The next class in Phoenix is The Way of the Shaman, offered on July 17-18, 2010.
To register for the course or for more information, visit drme-
lissa.com/fssbasic.html. See ad on page 39.
Rainbow From Heaven Celebrates
T
he Rainbow From Heaven Healing Center is celebrating its seven-year anni-
versary with a special open house Saturday, June 12, featuring a wide range of healing practitioners, along with raffles and draw- ings, networking and refreshments. Visitors to the free event can discover
many vendors offering spiritual counsel- ing, sound healing, animal communication, chair massage, acupuncture, jewelry and much more. “It is in gratitude that we have reached the seven-year
mark,” said Debra Cohen, the Center’s owner. “Many people are facing difficult times right now, like losing a job, and they enter our doors for a safe, healing environment. It’s very rewarding to know you’re helping contribute to the community.”
Rainbow From Heaven Healing Center is located at 1706 E. Warner Road, Suite 1, in Tempe. The June 12th open house takes place from 11 am to 5 pm. For more information, contact 480-775-4077 or visit RainbowFromHeavenHealingCenter. com. See ad on page 37.
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