Shaman-Healer Michael Dunning Appears on June 22 Why Shamanism Now? Radio Show Initiation Series
Summary
Dunning believes that the yew tree was once regarded by indigenous shaman-healers as a great source of occult knowledge holding an ancient and embryonic language of healing and rejuvenation.An account of Dunnings experiences under the yew tree can be read in the book, Soul Companions: Conversations with Contemporary Wisdom Keeper, A Collection of Encounters with Spirit, by Karen Sawyer.Dunning since discovered that craniosacral therapy, and particularly the biodynamic model, provided him with a contemporary healing modality that related to some key embryonic aspects of his shamanic work.Dunning believes that the yew tree was once regarded by indigenous shaman-healers as a great source of occult knowledge holding an ancient and embryonic language of healing and rejuvenation.An account of Dunnings experiences under the yew tree can be read in the book, Soul Companions: Conversations with Contemporary Wisdom Keeper, A Collection of Encounters with Spirit, by Karen Sawyer.