© Shamanism, Spring/Summer 1999, Vol. 12, No. 1
An earlier version of this article was presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, December 4, 1998, in Philadelphia.
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- The History and Work of the Foundation for Shamanic Studies, Michael Harner
- The Reality of Spirits, Edith Turner
- Ethical Considerations in Shamanic Healing, Susan Mokelke
- The Need for a Spirituality Focused on Healing - Free of Politics, Michael Harner
- Healing the Aftermath of Terror, Bill Brunton
- Core Shamanism and Daily Life, Susan Mokelke
- Effective Core Shamanic Drumming Circles, Susan Mokelke
- Shamanism and Creativity, Sandra Harner
- Shamanism and the Spirits of Weather, David Corbin
- The Reawakening of Shamanism in the West, Bill Brunton
- Tuva, Land of Eagles, Bill Brunton
- Shamanism Alive and Well: The 1999 Legacy of the First FSS Expedition to Tuva, Paul Uccusic
- An Evening with an Inuit Elder, Alesia Kunz
- What Core Shamanism Has Given Me, Timothy Flynn
- Passion Projects: What Fuels the Heart, Lora Jansson
- My Path in Shamanism, Michael Harner
- Michael Harner: An 80th Birthday Tribute
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