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I think the issue starts with the moniker "shamanic", which does not sound like a place many people would trust their health to.

• hutzlibu 4y ago
  Well, I would rather say there are probably way too many people, who would totally trust such a place with their whole health, just because of the name and some other esoteric buzzwords like indigenous, ancient wisdom. I do have great respect for "real" shamans. But I met way too many fake ones, handing out horrible and dangerous advice, while glowing in their self declared illuminative state of higher consciousness.
  • aaaaaaaaata 4y ago
    Where'd you find these?
    • hutzlibu 4y ago
      All around the world. Most are quite harmless and you still can have interesting conversations with them. Some are more weird and even dangerous, like this individual, which I have not met personally, but people like him. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jake_Angeli https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jake_Angeli
  • mountainriver 4y ago
    Yeah its interesting because I've had absolutely game changing experiences with real shamans, and then bad experiences with phony ones. If you find a good one, stick with them