Michael Harner's Shamanic Journey Solo and Double Drumming No. 1
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These professional recordings have been digitally remastered for excellent journeying results.
The solo drumming in this volume is an outstanding example of impeccable, uninterrupted shamanic journey drumming in the classic mode by Michael Harner, internationally recognized teacher and practitioner of shamanism. His large, single-head, round-frame hand drum produces the full range of the auditory spectrum, from pulsing low-frequency throb to the subtle midrange nuances and high-frequency overtones. The double drumming, which some journeyers prefer, is also done by Michael Harner, assisted by David Corbin. Both are using single-head, round-frame drums. The drums are beaten facing each other at a slight angle, about four feet apart, to produce the maximum effect without excessive reverberation. At the end of the journey there is a callback to signal that the journey is ended, and you should be back in the room where you started. You can use this recording for sessions of 15 and 30 minute in length, plus the callback. (Please note: Not for recreational use or while driving.)The Foundation for Shamanic Studies Journeywork® Series by Michael Harner From the Foundation for Shamanic Studies
Each program in this series has been specifically designed for serious journey work as explained by Michael Harner in his classic work The Way of the Shaman.
Dr. Michael Harner is widely acknowledged as the world’s foremost authority on experiential and practical shamanism and shamanic healing, and has had an enormous influence on both the academic and lay worlds. The founder and president of the Foundation for Shamanic Studies, he pioneered the introduction of shamanism and the shamanic drum journey to contemporary life and is recognized as the world leader in this movement. He has done fieldwork in the upper Amazon, western North America, Samiland (Lapland), and the Canadian Arctic. His books include The Way of the Shaman, Hallucinogens and Shamanism, and The Jίvaro: People of the Sacred Waterfalls. In 2009, he was honored by California Pacific Medical Center's Institute for Health & Healing with the "Pioneers in Integrative Medicine Award." He also received special academic recognition through the presentation of sessions dedicated to him at the 2009 annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association in Philadelphia. Three organizations of the AAA joined together to recognize him for his "pioneering work" in shamanism "as an academic and advocate" and for his role during the last forty years in the "exponential growth in anthropological studies of the importance and significance" of shamanism.
