Northern Light Ancestors.

The article discusses the pathologies' personal embodiment. The author indicates the tendency of the present collective pathologies to find the remedies of healing in the rub between dreaming, place and migrations' ancient stories, and the resolution of traumas that are personal and collective by a...

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Published in:ReVision Vol. 30; no. 1/2; pp. 32 - 44
Main Author: Kremer, Jürgen Werner
Format: Article
Published: ReVision Publishing Summer/Fall2008
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Summary:The article discusses the pathologies' personal embodiment. The author indicates the tendency of the present collective pathologies to find the remedies of healing in the rub between dreaming, place and migrations' ancient stories, and the resolution of traumas that are personal and collective by a shamanic practice into fronts that heal. The author expresses how dreams become a guide to his personal embodiment and of how the determination of the specifics of his ancestral culture traces the shamanic practices of his place of origin. The author has recounted a dream he dreamt, by which an adventure of healing has deepened his commitment and made him change his interactions with indigenous elders and presented meditative reflections that guided his invocations and prayers.