Shakers of St. Vincent FROM THE PUBLISHER
A relatively unknown shamanic culture, the Shakers of the Caribbean island of St. Vincent, is illustrated through personal profiles, stories, and color photographs. A unique bl of West African spirituality and Protestant Christianity, this culture has a strong tradition of seeking personal instruction and spiritual training that is brought forth through a ritual called "mourning." The details of this ritual are examined in this book, along with personal testimonies of visionary journeys. Accompanied by an audio CD of their ecstatic gatherings and healing encounters, this book is a vibrant expression of spiritual healing and is a unique contribution to ethnographic literature.
Author Biography: Bradford Keeney, Ph.D. is the author of Walking Thunder, Guarani Shamans of the Forest, and Kalahari Bushman Healer.
FROM THE CRITICS
Milton Erickson Foundation Newsletter
"Each book stands alone, but [the series] provides a whole larger
than the sum of the parts . . . breathtaking."
Library Journal
Outstanding.
ForeWord Magazine
...draws reader through audiovisual experience of their spiritual healing process.
Napra Review
..as full and direct as one could ask.
Spirituality & Health
Soul-stirring quotations, personal narratives . . . luxurious photographs, and compact discs of prayers, sacred
songs, ceremonies, and teachings.Read all 8 "From The Critics" >