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Flute Song-Dee Owl Woman plays in Sabino Canyon

[thaudio href=’https://weboflifeanimists.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/Dee-flute-song-for-Phil.mp3′][/thaudio] During an ISA evening adventure into Sabino Canyon, a beautiful and sacred place in Tucson, AZ, Dee Owl Woman played the Native American Flute for the group before the circle started.  This segment was recorded by Phil (and Dee played the piece for Phil, as you will hear at the end).  Drum by

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A Whimsical Ministry

In the summer of 2014, out of a serious situation, came a desire for “Whimsy”.  Whimsy is a letting go of Self and to get out of one’s Life, at least for a while!  Now, Whimsy has become a seriously important part of The Institute for the Shamanic Arts’ repertoire of Sacredness~ Adults can have

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Ministry of Whimsy

WHIMSY- “sudden turn or inclination of the mind” first recorded 1690s- “Whim” or “whimsy” is a sophisticated (in its purity and innocence) form of humor. In fact, the word “humor” used to relate only to bodily fluids-the humors, until whim was introduced. The original sense was ‘bodily fluid’ (surviving in aqueous humor and vitreous humor,

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Private Shrine Creation

To help end 2014, The Institute for the Shamanic Arts recently hosted an Altar Creation Workshop called Private Shrines. A Shrine is a sacred place, which is dedicated to a specific deity, ancestor, animal or miracle where one shows respect and honor. Generally they are stationary places where people visit and pray.  In this workshop

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Mother and Baby Blessing

We have Mother’s Day to honor mothers but what about new mothers that are going through the important life change of moving into motherhood? What is an alternative to a baby shower, which can be so commercialized and often overlooks the most important aspects of welcoming mothers and their babies into a new and unfolding

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