Trance-Portation

Trance-Portation
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Publisher : Weiser Books
Total Pages : 297
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ISBN-10 : 9781609255084
ISBN-13 : 1609255089
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Book Synopsis Trance-Portation by : Diana L. Paxson

Download or read book Trance-Portation written by Diana L. Paxson and published by Weiser Books. This book was released on 2008-11-01 with total page 297 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The ability to move from the ordinary into an altered state of consciousness is one of the most valuable skills in both magic and religion. From the ceremonial magician to the shaman, using trance work to explore inner realms is essential to the magical process of healing, transcendence, and wisdom desired throughout diverse occult and spiritual traditions. Trance-Portation offers a comprehensive and multi-spirited way to enter the inner realm. Blending the modern world with the ancient arts, Trance-Portation’s first three chapters, Travel Planning, Crossing the Threshold, and Getting Started, offer preparatory suggestions including meditations and relaxations, breathing, warding, shifting gears, and returning. Drawing on examples from varied traditions, from Western Mystery to Native American, Ancient Celtic to Eastern Mysticism, and peppered with folk lore and tales from popular science fiction stories, Trance-Portation explores spiritual journey work extensively, offering readers the chance to find their own ways into the inner realm, encounter their own guides and fellow travelers, and create divine relationships with the deities and gods and goddesses that they meet.


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