Power Animals & Shamanism: Finding the Lost Soul
About this ebook
In this book, the millennia-old healing techniques of shamanism are presented clearly and appealingly. The book is meant to give readers an overview of the complex and manifold facets of shamanism and to encourage them to reach out to their respective power animal.
Power animals – spiritual companions and leaders
Power animals are spiritual companions and soulmates, and each has a personal relationship with its human counterpart, who is thereby empowered, energized, deepened and motivated. The person is enabled to find his or her true purpose, to develop more fully and to avoid pitfalls, is protected, kept healthy and even healed, and can turn to the animal for help at any time. The more he or she does so, the more intense their partnership becomes. Some partnerships last a lifetime.
How do you find your power animal?
This book explains how to find, honor and bond with your power animal and thereby be strengthened and healed. It explains how the animal may be lost and how the loss may be averted.
The main power animals
The most important power animals and their meaning and message for humans are discussed in detail, revealing what positive qualities may be transferred from one to you.
The worldview of shamanism
This book offers all key information about shamanism and how to use it. The division of the shamanic cosmos into the upper, middle and lower worlds is explained, as are details of shamanic journeys. The role of the master of animals in particular is examined, as is the difference between spirit helpers and totem animals. The basic features of neo-shamanism are shown too.
The shaman’s career
Shamans are mediators between worlds. They have a special spiritual power, can change their state of consciousness at will and are sent into trance mostly by drumbeats.
Power animals in ancient Egypt
About the author
Dr. rer. nat. Angela Fetzner was born and grew up in Bad Kissingen in Germany. Since 1996 she has been working as a pharmacist in public and hospital pharmacies, mainly in Germany and Switzerland, and has also held seminars throughout Europe. She qualified as a pharmacist at the Julius Maximilian University in Würzburg, went on to work for two years in a public pharmacy in the north of Germany and finally undertook postgraduate studies in the history of pharmacy at Philipps University in Marburg, gaining a doctorate. As a trained pharmacist with useful specialized knowledge, she delights in making complex medical issues intelligible to laymen and -women. In her spare time, she turns to nature and delights in going for long walks with her donkeys, Achiel and Harrie, whom she saved from the slaughterhouse.
