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How the Hindu Bird God Garuda Came to Appear in Journey to the West

May 27, 2018

This is a refreshing new addition to the knowledge of Garuda and his various forms and I am delighted ot …

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The White-Robed, Dreadlocked Community: Dr Nida Chenagtsang’s Introduction to and Defense of the Ngakpa Tradition

September 25, 2017

Originally posted on A Perfumed Skull:
(Ngakpa or non-celibate tantric yogis from the Rebkong ngakmang or tantric community performing rituals at Rigzin Rabpel Ling…

The Tibetan Bon Terma of the Naga/Serpent Cults containing The Grimoire of Za-Rahula – from the Archives of ZAXON Publishing

July 13, 2017

Source: The Tibetan Bon Terma of the Naga/Serpent Cults containing The Grimoire of Za-Rahula – from the Archives of ZAXON …

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The Tibetan Bon Terma of the Phurba/Demon Dagger and Grimoire of Vajra-Kila – from the Archives of ZAXON Publishing

July 13, 2017

Source: The Tibetan Bon Terma of the Phurba/Demon Dagger and Grimoire of Vajra-Kila – from the Archives of ZAXON Publishing

Shamanic Phurba / Kila

July 4, 2017

The Phurba or Kila is extensively used within Shamanism.  Here is the best description I’ve come across, written by Nicholas …

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Introduction to the Phurba / Kila

July 4, 2017

I came across this really useful article.  It is concise and helpful. Whilst focused on Vajrayana Buddhist uses, the shamanic …

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Embodying Healing: Tantric Ritual Short-hand and the Training of Anthropological Attention

August 22, 2016

Originally posted on A Perfumed Skull:
Elaborate ritual procedures are a hallmark of Indo-Tibetan tantra. Tantric rites are often long and complex…

INFRASOUND

August 18, 2016

We are used to visiting ancient sites and structures and perhaps being in awe of what we see. In the …

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RED DZAO SHAMANISM

August 13, 2016

The Red Dzao (sometimes written Dao or Yao) is a hill tribe in Northern Vietnam. Their shamanism is mainly Daoist, …

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MY SHAMANIC MIRRORS

July 26, 2016

Here is a selection of my Shamanic Mirrors.  I thought it may be useful to see the diversity of origin, …

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