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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT AND INVITATION
James Endredy will be leading the "Embrace of
the Earth Ceremony" at Gold
Depot in Sedona, AZ Saturday November 10 to Sunday
11. A production company for the History Channel will
be filming the ceremony as part of an upcoming 2 hour
special!
James is extending an open invitation for those that
would like to participate in this most special event.
The exchange of energy for participating in the ceremony
is $300.00 or $275.00 for those that bring there own
tools (a pick and a shovel). The money collected from
the ceremony will be divided three ways: A portion will
go to Gold Depot, a portion to the non-profit Earth
Spirit Foundation, and a portion to the ceremony facilitator.
The Embrace of the Earth is a powerful and complex Rite
of Passage so the number of participants will be limited
to around 10 people.
Specific information on this ceremony and an excerpt
from James's book Ecoshamanism: Sacred Practices of
Unity, Power, and Earth Healing, which details the ceremony,
can be downloaded just under this invitation on this
page.
Prerequisites for participating in this ceremony/rite
of passage:
Physically able to dig your tomb. The tomb is approximately
6 inches larger than your body and 24 inches deep. The
location at Gold Depot for the ceremony has sandy compact
soil.
Mentally and Spiritually prepared to transcend your
perceived limitations and have your entire organism
embraced by the power of our Mother Earth.
Grant the History Channel's production company permission
to film you during the ceremony.
Complete the application and return it to James Endredy.
Application process:
We only have a few weeks before this filming, so to
facilitate enrollment quickly we recommend that the
application process be handled via email. All applications
will be held strictly confidential and will only be
read and handled personally by the ceremony facilitator
James Endredy. If you are not comfortable applying via
email, you can call James at 282.3748 to request an
application through the mail, however this will slow
down the process and due to time constraints applications
will be considered in the order they are received and
participants will be selected on a first come basis.
First: Send an email to James (Click
here) to receive an application via email attachment.
Second: Complete the application and send it back to
the same email address.
Third: You will receive an email from James regarding
your application.
Fourth: If you are selected to participate you will
be given specific logistics about the ceremony preparation,
what items to bring with you, ceremony and filming schedule,
etc. At this point you also send your non refundable
deposit of one half of the exchange of energy for the
ceremony in the form of a check for $150.00. The remainder
of the exchange, either $125 or $150 will be collected
the day of the ceremony.
Hope you can join us!
For specific information about this ceremony
click here.
For an excerpt from Ecoshamanism: Sacred
Practices of Unity, Power, and Earth Healing, which
details the Embrace of the Earth Ceremony click
here.
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Ecoshamanism: Sacred
Practices of Unity, Power, and Earth Healing
by
James Endredy
Paperback:
336 pages
Publisher: Llewellyn Publications (September 2005)
Language: English
ISBN: 0738707422
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Ask for it at your local bookstore
or order online :


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Enter the Ecologically Sound, Holistic
Worldview of Modern Shamanism
James Endredy, who has studied with tribal shamans
all over the world, offers a rigorous and authentic
new philosophy of shamanic practice called ecoshamanism.
Rejecting the consumer/industrial worldview and
the spiritual deadness that accompanies it, ecoshamanism
leads to a fundamental shift in consciousnessfirst,
by becoming aware of the sacred natural world
and our role within it, and next, by forging a
spiritual alliance with the sentient forces that
sustain our planet. Using the powerful ceremonies,
sacred rituals, and everyday practices in this
guidebook, you can transform your life as you
save the world.
The result and culmination of years of research
and experience with shamanic traditions from around
the globe, Ecoshamanism brings to the forefront
of modern thought the hidden gems found in the
vast banks of indigenous knowledge, and encourages
all of us to seek healthier and saner lives by
honoring and supporting the physical planet we
live on and all its bounty.
Whats Inside
Discusses what Shamanism is and isn't.
Introduces Earth Education as a hybrid of environmentalism.
Offers ways to reconcile our perceptions with
nature's cycles of life, death, and rebirth.
Examines the synergies between bioregionalism,
ecofeminism, eco-psychology, and ecoshamanism.
Relays over fifty authentic ecoshamanistic practices,
including ceremonies, rituals, and chants.
Maps out a path toward a self-sustaining lifestyle.
A comprehensive bibliography to further your
own studies.
In
this excellent book, James Endredy makes the case
for understanding sustainable living practices
and ecological awareness by incorporating the
age old Shamanic tradition. Ecoshamanism is at
once a powerful contribution to the shamanic literature
and a call to action.
José L. Stevens,
Ph.D
author of Praying with Power: How to Use Ancient
Shamanic Techniques to Gain Maximum Spiritual
Benefit and Extraordinary Results Through Prayer
James Endredy has a
deep respect for the sacred traditions of indigenous
cultures. His work of bringing people closer to
Mother Earth is an important contribution to restoring
balance between the human community and the larger
web of life.
Casimiro dela Cruz Lopez
Huichol emissary and illustrator of The Journey
of Tunuri and the Blue Deer: A Huichol Indian
Story
When will modern culture
remember that the land on which we stand is holy?
Thank you, James Endredy, for the humbling reminder
that while many of us on the spiritual path spend
thousands of dollars flying off to exotic locations
to get a glimpse of Truth, Divinity
itself is right outside our door, waiting to reconnect
with us. Read this book and begin the remembering
Hillary S. Webb
author of Traveling Between the Worlds and Exploring
Shamanism
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