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A Walk With A Ghost, New Podcast Episode
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Hello from Kentucky! This is the Shaman Drums 2.0 Podcast, brought to you by Thunder Valley Drums, your source for lightning-struck drums and many other spiritual allies for your sacred exploration. I’m Bob, your drummaker and podcast guide for the next hour or so, and I am very honored and excited that you’ve joined the circle today! Welcome!
Today’s show is a personal report of my ongoing encounter with a ghost—practically in my backyard! So I finally decided to grab my digital recorder and head outside to see if I could capture an episode with the haunting figure.
Well, what can I say? What an adventure it turned out to be.
For one thing, many power animals showed up for cameo appearances during the taping, even though one was camera- and recorder-shy and thus avoided detection by my equipment. The ghost also eluded capture, by electronic means at least. But then, a most interesting thing happened. Perfection reared its head.
Here's a hint (photo, left), a trio of images, the last being a mirrored combination of the first two. You'll discover their significance early in the podcast.So click the “Launch” button, above left, if you’re actually visiting the blog site and want to hear it instantly, or simply download the episode for later listening (the download button is near the bottom of this post). You can also catch the Shaman Drums 2.0 Podcast on iTunes or other podcast service and join me for a most unusual, personal and surprising ghostbusting experience.
Today’s Musicians (In Order of Apperance):
(All Links Open In New Windows)
The first three compositions were originally downloaded from podsafeaudio.com, which I now believe is no longer operational. You can, however, do a Web search to find the artists.(All Links Open In New Windows)
1. Bob Maus, “Borders” theme
2. George Wood, “Crossing Over”
3. Emissary, “2012”
4. Kevin MacLeod, “Virtutes Vocis,” (http://www.incompetech.com)
5. Kevin MacLeod, “Procession of the King 1,” (http://www.incompetech.com)
Suggestions for Further Reading:
1. Oxyrhynchus Papyri: Link to the "New Sayings of Jesus" book on the Open Library site.
2. Rev. John Wesley:
Wikipedia Bio: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Wesley
Further Reading: www.ccel.org/w/wesley/
3. Gnostic Library site featuring the Nag Hammadi Library
“How To” Projects Mentioned In This Podcast and
Available Right Here On The Shaman Drums Podcast Site:
Available Right Here On The Shaman Drums Podcast Site:
How To Make A Simple Yet Sacred Medicine Bag Necklace
How To Make And Use A Sacred Spirit Shield
How To Make A Beautiful Shamanic Gourd Rattle
Shamanism Project: Wrapping A Sacred Feather
Make An Altar For Peace & Comfort
Thanks for visiting and listening to today's podcast. Come back again!
Aho & Namaste, my friend.
—Bob
Aho & Namaste, my friend.
—Bob
To Reach Bob...
Thunder Valley Drums Website
Shaman Drums 2.0 Blog
Email: livefree@naturalshamandrums.com
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Twitter: @ShamanDrumMaker
Podcast Copyright 2011, Thunder Valley Drums and The Shaman Center
(Please note: I had intended to include several photos of the scene described in the podcast, but for now will allow the two photos above to serve that purpose. Yes, that's the likeness of the Rev. John Wesley in the lead photo at top. I'll add more photos later. Thanks!)
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Posted by Bob at Sunday, February 05, 2012 1:56 PM 
Categories: Shaman Drums 2.0 Podcasts and Notes
Tags: shaman shamanism John Wesley ghostbusting power animals adventure Shaman Drums 2.0 Podcast Thunder Valley Drums
Categories: Shaman Drums 2.0 Podcasts and Notes
Tags: shaman shamanism John Wesley ghostbusting power animals adventure Shaman Drums 2.0 Podcast Thunder Valley Drums
It's great! You seem to be an old Soul friend to all of us, and I know you are. It was fun to go on a walk with you!
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Greetings, Rebecca, and thank you so very much for your gracious comment about the podcast. I am sitting at my desk as I write this, and once again the crows are prowling the grounds and skies while cawing out the law of the land! Their behavior tells me that you-know-who must be nearby. Only moments ago the rabbit dashed across the length of the soccer field, away from the hawk tree, so I think that confirms it. The eternal game is once again engaged!
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a shout out from knoxville Tn. i wanted to tell you how much i love your work. its beautifully done with the simplicity of nature, the way art should be done. I appreciate the fact that you really (get it)Im also very connected with nature living in the woods on a lake its truely who and what i am . Would love to see you come to knoxville to share your knowledge and talents . with much love and graditude , sherry
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Greetings, Sherry, and thank you for writing! You are obviously where you need to be, where we ALL should be, in an idyllic setting with woods and water. It sounds perfect! The Knoxville area, like much of Tennessee, is vibrant with Earth energy. Surely it must be on one of those power points and grids I hear about. Driving through that area is so enjoyable. I've often thought of how fortunate people are to live there. I would love to return sometime, so thank you for the invitation! Perhaps Spirit will provide a way. Aho & Namaste to you and yours. --Bob
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