Welcome to the Shaman Links Book Directory!
We started this directory to help people find Shamanism books. Most places list Shamanism under one category, and this directory is designed to help you search by Shamanism Genre’s such as Healing, Culture and Anthropology.
We started this book directory in 2015, so visit us again because we will continue to add good books to the site.
Our Most Recent Books:
Awaken the Inner Shaman by José Luis Stevens
Awaken the Inner Shaman: A Guide to the Power Path of the Heart Within you is a greater, wiser self that is not bound by your fears, worries, or perceived limitations. Dr. José Luis Stevens calls this the Inner Shaman―the … Continue reading →
The Shamanic Journey: A Practical Guide to Therapeutic Shamanism (Volume 1) by Paul Francis
“This book, if you let it, will take you on a journey… you will experience first-hand the healing power of shamanism, and your eyes will be opened to a world of mystery and potential that has been there all along. … Continue reading →
Subjects: Ancestors, Contemporary Shamanism, European Shamanism, How To, Journeying, Learn Journeying, Power Animals, Self Healing, Shamanic Healing, Shamanic Practice, Shamanism and Psychology, Shamanism Techniques, Shapeshifting, Soul Healing, Soul Retrieval, Symbolic Interpretation, The Shadow, Working With Spirits
The Flying Drum: The Mojo Doctor’s Guide to Creating Magic in Your Life by Bradford Keeney
Hold on to The Flying Drum as it carries you to the real magic found deep inside the Amazon jungle, the temples of Japan, and to the most sacred island of Bali-where therapists and twenty-first-century mojo doctor Bradford Keeney shows … Continue reading →
Healing Lost Souls: Releasing Unwanted Spirits from Your Energy Body by William J. Baldwin
For two decades, William Baldwin has been a pioneer in the ever-expanding therapeutic fields of Spirit Releasement, Past Life Regression, and Soul-Mind Fragmentation. In his Florida practice, he uses these therapies routinely to help patients who suffer from Dissociative Trance … Continue reading →
Trauma Trails – Recreating Songlines by Judy Atkinson
Taking readers into the depths of sadness and despair and into the heights of celebration and hope, this disturbing account details the trauma suffered by Australia’s indigenous people and the resultant “trauma trails” spread throughout the country. It also discusses … Continue reading →
Subjects: Australian Aboriginal, Community Healing, Healing Through Presence, Healing Trauma
The Norse Shaman by Evelyn C. Rysdyk
Ancient Spiritual Practices of the Northern Tradition An experiential guide to the wisdom preserved in Europe’s far north • Includes shamanic journeys to connect with deities and your ancestral shamans • Provides step-by-step instructions to prepare for and conduct a … Continue reading →
Tibetan Shamanism: Ecstasy and Healing by Larry Peters
Reflecting sixteen years of intensive fieldwork, this book is a rich chronicle of the daily lives, belief systems, and healing rituals of four highly revered Tibetan shamans forced into exile by the Chinese invasion during the 1950s. Larry Peters lived … Continue reading →
A Healer of Souls by Dawn Paul
After searching for decades for her spiritual path, in 2004 Dawn Paul received a mystical vision at Machu Picchu, Peru and was instructed to follow the path of the Paqo, or shaman. Since then Dawn has worked worldwide as a … Continue reading →
Natural Born Shamans – A Spiritual Toolkit for Life by Imelda Almqvist
Natural Born Shamans – A Spiritual Toolkit for Life: Using Shamanism Creatively with Young People of All Ages Natural Born Shamans – A Spiritual Toolkit for Life covers all aspects of performing spiritual or shamanic work with children and young … Continue reading →
Subjects: Daily Practice, How To, Initiation, Journeying, Shamanism for Children
The Light in the Dark: the Search for Visions by Ruth-Inge Heinze
Ruth-Inge Heinze’s timely book, explores the role of the visionary realm in her own life as well as in the life of others. It is a timely contribution that provides guidance as to how to connect with our visionary faculty. … Continue reading →