Starwalking: Shamanic Practices for Traveling Into the Night Sky

by Page Bryant

Interweaving detailed star maps with descriptions of ceremonies and ceremonial objects used by the ancient Egyptians, Native Americans, Britons, Maya, Aztecs, and Dogons, this book creatively bridges... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1879181363
• ISBN13: 9781879181366
• Release Date: June 1997
• Publisher: Bear & Company
• Length: 319 Pages
• Weight: 1.12 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 6.0" x 9.0"

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Starwalking

A professional psychic and intuitive counselor for more than twenty-five years, Page Bryant has studied such diverse subjects as astronomy, physics, astrology, Buddhism, kabbalah, theosophy, numerology, psychology, ecology, geomancy, and ancient religions. She is a noted lecturer and author of numerous books. Her latest, Starwalking: Shamanic Practices for Traveling Into the Night Sky, teaches readers "about gaining knowledge of and forming a relationship with the heavens." Bryant says that "we are star born," and that our earliest ancestors had the ability to "travel" to the stars and return with essential knowledge. She adds that "the Sun, Moon, and other planetary bodies and phenomena in the solar system influence life on Earth." We have the option of continuing to ignore our "Celestial Legacy" or we can attempt to reconnect with it. She provides specifics on how to access "stellar power" and how to use it "for purposes of individual and personal growth, as well as for the benefit of the planet and all that lives." Bryant describes several ceremonies and sacred rituals essential for starwalking. She also includes directions for making Star Bundles, shields, and masks for ceremonial purposes. Bryant says "it is my desire to inspire all of us with the wonder of the heavens and to help insure that none of us ever again loses the magic that wonder and awe bring. It is time to become conscious that we are children of the universe, to truly take our place in the cosmic scheme of things." Readers who are not interested in personally learning to become starwalkers or otherwise draw upon the power of the skies will nevertheless find that Bryant's experience and knowledge make her book an engrossing read. Those readers wishing to travel beyond the bounds of Earth will find Starwalking an indispensable reference.