Impressions of a journey.
When we met the shaman, he was close to both the earthly and supernatural worlds.
He started in a bright ray of light and wanted to support people and nature. And he succeeded.
Shamanic practice
Then he thought he could be even more helpful and looked for like-minded people.
The group is successful again. They train shamans, help those in need and follow the path of
the helping spirits.
Shamanic business
The shaman buys a large plot of land and opens a centre on it. He goes into debt to be able to help more people.
He and other shamans want to make a living from shamanic work. Like him, they want a car, a house, a good standard of living…
The shamanic centre is filling up with shamans and people who need help.
Shamanic magic
The small, indebted property is well visited and one day an idea is whispered to the shaman: the centre needs to be much bigger, a lot of planning and building needs to be done, and he thoughtlessly goes further into debt.
Famous shamans
The great shaman is happy, the centre is being built and he has gathered many good shamans around him. But he wants more, much more, and gathers all those from the great Eastern Empire who are interested in shamanism. He also wants shamans from Europe, Africa, etc.
Many come and he loses the overview. He does not yet realise that he can only rely on those who are truly connected to heaven and earth.
Shamanic rituals
His closest associates continue to observe and follow the shamanic rules. They do their best.
Shamanic Demons
Each of the many new shamans wants to be the best. This slowly opens the door to the demons. They bring injustice: envy, competition and judgement. The door to evil is opened and manipulated towards power and importance.
The old, greying shaman, still content in his possession, ignores this and still believes he is on the path of light, while new demons attack him unseen, slowly eating away at him.
Shamanism and War
The shamanic centre was already shielded from the spheres of light, but things got worse. Ancient warring forces settled over the land. They wanted money, power, control and death.
Many shamans stayed away from the centre, which was watched and controlled by the military.
The money in the shaman centre became scarce and the great shaman resorted to a new business.
He became a tourism manager.
Under the burden of his debts, his great knowledge, clairvoyance and shamanic expertise slipped away from him. He became helpless and saw only one way out: to open the centre to the mob, using individual, obviously naive and stupid shamans.
They organised their shamanic journeys in a dark corner of the old office building as a show for tourists. Many mobile phones were pointed at a pitiable shamaness who fraudulently abused shamanic power.
With the help of a few shamans, he opened the centre to the curious, energy thieves, Illuminati and war mongers. And they took everything they could steal. The great shaman centre remained without energy, without sanctity, without the blessing of the ancestors.
„Licht aus der Jurte Shamanic Centre Vienna“
At the shamanic centre ‘Licht aus der Jurte’, we are confronted with the decline of European Shamanism and the pain that shamans in eastern war zones are currently experiencing.