Discovering Your Spirit Animal: The Wisdom of the Shamans
“This book is a way for the ‘person on the street’ to dip their toes into a bigger way of seeing the unseen worlds around them.”—Nicholas Breeze Wood, editor ofSacred Hoopmagazine“A delightful read for all animal lovers wanting to connect with their inner selves and apply ancient teachings.”—Randall N. Hyer, MD, DPhil, MPH“Discovering your Spirit Animalis a beautifully crafted book. Lucy Harmer, a truly gifted healer and seer, writes on this important subject with humor and compassion, creating a simple and easy-to-use guide for anyone who wants to connect with the power of their spirit animal.”—Pip Waller of the Dreaming Butterfly Centre and author ofHolistic Anatomy for Healers, Heretics and Alternative Folk“I am very lucky to have met Lucy Harmer and to have had the chance to take part in her engaging, dynamic workshops. She has opened my eyes to see and experience the wisdom and riches of the many worlds we live in. I highly recommend this book to everyone who is seeking insights and guidance on their life paths. Lucy openly shares her vast knowledge and experience of spirit animal work along with clear, precise instructions for how to undertake shamanic journeying to discover your own spirit animal.”—Dorna Wilson Revie, founder and director of the International Sophrology Training Centre in Geneva, Switzerland“A beautifully written book on animal spirit guides full of practical exercises for how to develop a personal relationship with your own animal guides. Lucy Harmer shows the interconnectedness of the animal kingdom with human beings and gives hope to people looking for more meaning to their lives. I would recommend this book to anyone on the Shamanic path, and to those people looking for a more nature-based spirituality.”—John Lockley, African shaman, Xhosa Sangoma, South Africa“In these profound times of natural changes, Lucy Harmer shares her humble and rewarding journey into the worlds of Nawal, the elder spirit family who teaches and helps the younger animal family called humans.”—Chief Sonne Reyna, Yaqui-Carrizo Nations of North America and Sun Dance Peace Chief