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Today, after 39 years of working for the military and other large organizations, I find myself living a very different life. A long underlying interest in mountaineering, together with my shamanic path has led me to become an outdoor school instructor, a mentor for young men, and most importantly, a shamanic healer. My private healing practice serves those circling in uncertainty, pain, or distress. Seemingly, every time I get comfortable using my gifts, a new spirit helper comes in, a new object with greater power is gifted to me, or something else more profound and more challenging appears.…mehr

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Today, after 39 years of working for the military and other large organizations, I find myself living a very different life. A long underlying interest in mountaineering, together with my shamanic path has led me to become an outdoor school instructor, a mentor for young men, and most importantly, a shamanic healer. My private healing practice serves those circling in uncertainty, pain, or distress. Seemingly, every time I get comfortable using my gifts, a new spirit helper comes in, a new object with greater power is gifted to me, or something else more profound and more challenging appears. It's been 30 years since I became aware of my first gift from the spirit world in the sweat lodge. The helpful spirits, using me to do the work, bring my clients healing, wisdom, and peace.
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Autorenporträt
John P. Brennan, born in New York City, moved to California in 1952. The West sparked his interests in nature and outdoor adventuring. After completing a 50-year career as a professional engineer he found more time to immerse himself in Native American ceremony and wilderness exploration. He subsequently became motivated to study the deeper spiritual aspects of these practices which led to training as a shamanic healer and teacher. He is an adopted member of the Esselen Tribe of Monterey County California. He and his wife, Susan, live in rural Northern California, near Mt. Shasta.