Hebrew (Ivri) Shamanism
A living earth-based spiritual lineage that reunites us with the earth, our bodies, and our ancestral wisdom and practices so we can remember who we are and where we came from.
Hebrew Shamanism embraces:
Animacy or consciousness present in all nature beings, including earth, water, plants and animals
Cultivating an I-Thou relationship with all of life (credit to the sage Martin Buber)
Song, Dance and Drum as tools to access expansive states of joy and higher consciousness
Moving into direct relationship with Ancestors who embodied shamanic traits, including Miriam the Prophet and King Solomon
Divine Feminine (Goddess) in her many forms including Shekhinah (InDwelling Divinity) and Chokhmah (Wisdom Goddess)
All who want to join - across cultural and religious backgrounds and gender identities
An apolitical approach to spirituality
Hebrew Shamanism restores your relationship to ancestral intelligence—awakening the wisdom encoded in your bones, breath, voice, and soul memory through the sacred architecture of creation.
A living earth-based spiritual lineage that reunites us with the earth, our bodies, and our ancestral wisdom and practices so we can remember who we are and where we came from.
Hebrew Shamanism restores your relationship to ancestral intelligence—awakening the wisdom encoded in your bones, breath, voice, and soul memory through the sacred architecture of creation.
What is Hebrew Shamanism?
Hebrew Shamanism is an embodied mystical path rooted in ancient Hebrew cosmology, prophetic wisdom, and shamanic healing practices.
It weaves together:
Ancestral Hebrew and Jewish Practices drawn from text and tradition that are earth-based and life-affirming
Reclamation and Celebration of the Divine Feminine (known through many names, including Chokhmah (Wisdom), Shekhinah (InDwelling Presence), and the Tree of Life
The 32 Paths of Wonder (from the Book of Formation | Sefer Yetzirah - the most ancient and shamanic book of the Kabbalah)
Shamanic journeying (choosing trance states as pathways to deeper connection with the unseen realms)
Embodied ritual, music, dance, drumming, and ancestor reverence practices
Unlike modern spirituality that bypasses the body, this path activates divine wisdom through your nervous system, bones, breath, and subtle anatomy. It is active, participatory and playful. By entering into a state of Wonder (Pele in Hebrew), we tap into our inner Wisdom well.