
Shamanic Power Animals
Embracing the Teachings of Our Non-Human Friends
Don Jose Ruiz(Author)
Hierophant Publishing
Published on 1. June 2021
Book
Paperback/Softback
256 pages
978-1-950253-14-2 (ISBN)
Description
Explore the Wisdom of the Animal World
Shamanism teaches us that the intelligence of nature is all around us, waiting for us to reach out with open hearts and listen to its guidance. When we turn our attention to the incredible community of animal life and the teachings they have to share, we open ourselves to a vibrant, interconnected world full of spiritual truths and transformational insights.
Through myth, tradition, science, and story-combined with the power of personal observation-we can see how animals offer profound life lessons every day:
Ants readily demonstrate the power of teamwork.
Bears show us how to protect what's most important to us.
Eagles embody the value of clear vision.
In Shamanic Power Animals: Embracing the Teachings of Our Non-Human Friends, Toltec shaman don Jose Ruiz takes a deep dive into this rich and vital store of animal wisdom and demonstrates how we can incorporate its lessons into our daily lives.
In the first section of this book, Ruiz explains how power animals represent a path to our own personal power and provides a foundational understanding of the animal world based on the symbol of the medicine wheel and its association with the elements of earth, air, fire, and water.
The second section contains a power animal compendium covering over 200 animals. Each entry includes exercises, prayers, and chants for use in communicating and collaborating with these powerful allies on your own personal journey toward awareness and healing.
The result is both a reference guide to the wisdom of the animal world and a road map for activating this wisdom within yourself.
Shamanism teaches us that the intelligence of nature is all around us, waiting for us to reach out with open hearts and listen to its guidance. When we turn our attention to the incredible community of animal life and the teachings they have to share, we open ourselves to a vibrant, interconnected world full of spiritual truths and transformational insights.
Through myth, tradition, science, and story-combined with the power of personal observation-we can see how animals offer profound life lessons every day:
Ants readily demonstrate the power of teamwork.
Bears show us how to protect what's most important to us.
Eagles embody the value of clear vision.
In Shamanic Power Animals: Embracing the Teachings of Our Non-Human Friends, Toltec shaman don Jose Ruiz takes a deep dive into this rich and vital store of animal wisdom and demonstrates how we can incorporate its lessons into our daily lives.
In the first section of this book, Ruiz explains how power animals represent a path to our own personal power and provides a foundational understanding of the animal world based on the symbol of the medicine wheel and its association with the elements of earth, air, fire, and water.
The second section contains a power animal compendium covering over 200 animals. Each entry includes exercises, prayers, and chants for use in communicating and collaborating with these powerful allies on your own personal journey toward awareness and healing.
The result is both a reference guide to the wisdom of the animal world and a road map for activating this wisdom within yourself.
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
United States
Product notice
Paperback (trade)
With flaps
Illustrations
70 b&w illustrations
Dimensions
Height: 222 mm
Width: 182 mm
Thickness: 22 mm
Weight
372 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-950253-14-2 (9781950253142)
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don Jose Ruiz is a Nagual (Toltec shaman) in the Eagle Knights lineage, and the son of don Miguel Ruiz, author of The Four Agreements. Jose is the author of The Medicine Bag and The Wisdom of the Shamans, as well as the coauthor with his father of The Fifth Agreement.