Principles of shamanism

Shamanic principles

1.  The complimentary human  obeys the opposite principles  to the spirit of the age.  If the age is strong, the complimentary person is weak and sensitive.  If the age is weak and lacking in will, the complimentary human must gain a surfeit of will.

2.  This is a communicative and demanding age.  Loud  voices have little to say.  Intellectual shamanism embraces the principle of not communicating.  It sticks to its authenticity, by not endeavoring to say anything.  Anything it does communicate will be incidental in relation to its existence, which alone is of importance.

3.  Similarly, intellectual shamanism does not seek to render help.  Its basic understanding is that most humanity cannot be assisted.  Individuals may at times develop themselves by going to their roots, but via no secret means nor methodology

4.  Intellectual shamanism embraces wildness but offers no reassurance or guidance.   A beneficial outcome is unknown.

5.  Intellectual shamanism is distinctly non-empathic.  It does not concern itself with a world of hurts, in a world where it is impossible to avoid the mangling of feelings.  It applies no salve.  It makes a mockery of the principles of spiritual motherhood, including the roles of nursing, teaching and the metaphysical construct of the  of Earth Mother.   Should you be broken, it will not seek to fix you.

6.  Shamanism is: what it is.  People may break because of it, whereas some grow by it.  And all this time,  shamanic practitioners merely watch and observe.

7.  Shamanism does nothing and is fundamentally nothing 

8.  Shamanism is non-action 

9.  Shamanism neither wishes to understand something, nor does it wish to be understood

10.  Dying is being born

11.  Shamanism adds nothing to the contemporary discourse.

12.  Shamanism welcomes trolls and those who self-destruct, since there is nothing more beautiful than the spontaneous fumes of their self-destruction

13.  Shamanism denies that human progress is necessarily granted and assured

14  Shamanism resides at the nexus of destruction and the creation of the eternal fire

15.  Shamanism resolves nothing  - but makes apparent what already exists

16.  Shamanism is the enemy of the socially obvious, the pat idea and the already resolved notions about life

17.  Shamanism is neither intrinsically hostile and nor is it free of hostility

18.  Shamanism is politically homeless

19.  Shamanism is intellectually homeless

20.  Shamanism is socially homeless

21. Shamanism is neither Western nor Eastern but is everything

22.  Shamanism does not ameliorate anything, but it clarifies everything.

23.  Shamanism accepts no difference between right wing populism and left wing populism, but pronounces them one and the same.

24.  Shamanism withholds acknowledgement of chronological time, but only at times

25  The principle is "inside-out is outside-in"

26.  Strong roots lead into the primeval

27.  Transgression and/or regression are not as dangerous, as dangerous as they sound.

28.  Cultural attributes are  surface reflections of reality

29.  A dog howls

30.   Someone says it:  "Nothing!"

31.  A door swings open and is closed

32.  A man walks in and one can discuss this or not

33  The writing appears and it is on the wall

34.  Never mind, a doctor beckons

35.  Reality is denied

36.  Above all, then, nothing is noticed

37.  Learning to read and write again when it is has already come time to die

38.  The mind lurches forth

39.  A cannon misfires