Thursday, July 18, 2019

Buddha at the Gas Pump: Shaman (video)

Sandra Ingerman, Rick Archer, BuddhaAtTheGasPump (BatGap), 11/27/18; Wisdom Quarterly


Buddha at the Gas Pump interview: Sandra Ingerman
Shaman Sandra Ingerman, MA, is an award-winning author of 12 books, including Soul Retrieval: Mending the Fragmented Self, Medicine for the Earth: How to Transform Personal and Environmental Toxins, Walking in Light: The Everyday Empowerment of a Shamanic Life (CD and eBook), and The Book of Ceremony: Shamanic Wisdom for Invoking the Sacred into Everyday Life.

She is the presenter of eight audio programs produced by SoundsTrue.com, and she is the creator of the Transmutation App. Ingerman is a world-renowned teacher of shamanism, who has been teaching for more than 30 years.

She has taught workshops internationally on shamanic journeying, healing, and reversing environmental pollution using spiritual methods. She is recognized for bridging ancient cross-cultural healing methods into our modern culture to address the needs of our times.

Ingerman is known for gathering the global spiritual community together to perform powerful transformative ceremonies and inspire us to stand strong in unity so we can do our own spiritual and social activism while keeping a vision of hope and being a light in the world.

She is passionate about helping people to reconnect with nature. Since the 1980s thousands of people have healed from past traumas through the classic cross-cultural shamanic healing method she teaches called "soul retrieval."

She is a licensed marriage and family therapist  (MFT) and professional mental health counselor. She is also a board-certified expert on traumatic stress. She was chosen as one of the Top 10 Spiritual Leaders of 2013 by Spirituality and Health Magazine.

Ingerman has two new books released in 2018. The Hidden Worlds was co-written with Katherine Wood and is a novel for young adults to help them navigate our changing world. And The Book of Ceremony: Shamanic Wisdom for Invoking the Sacred into Everyday Life was written for a shamanic and general audience on how to call on the sacred by performing shamanic ceremonies designed for our times and the challenges we are facing.

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