Comments on: Podcast 080 – Adventures of an Urban Shaman

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If you could meet anyone, dead or alive.... - Page 3 - Grasscity.com Forums — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 18:51:45 +0000

[...] Matt Pallamary I’ve had this podcast on my computer for at least five or six months now and I’ve been listening to it over and over again since then. It’s just really very inspiring and gives a good insight on Shamanism and the practices that surround Amazonian cultures and how we can assimilate them into our day to day lives. Quote: [...]

By: alarmist

alarmist — Wed, 11 Jul 2007 23:33:27 +0000

love both of Matt’s podcasts and would love to hear more from this guy

“The absolute best thing you can do for yourself, and for everybody, for the universe, for the cosmos, for the race, for humanity, truly the absolute best thing you can do for everybody, is to work on yourself and heal yourself. Because when you heal yourself you heal part of the collective, and you begin to realize that everybody around you is a mirror. Because we are all one”

this is one of the greatest quotes I have ever read

By: adimeshort

adimeshort — Sat, 03 Mar 2007 00:31:00 +0000

“truly the absolute best thing you can do for everybody, is to work on yourself and heal yourself.”

Kick back with a cup a mexico and relax to this chilled out, enlightened tale that will leave you grinning with an afterglow of hope

By: anonomora

anonomora — Tue, 27 Feb 2007 01:19:15 +0000

Matt ‘really’ blew-me-away, with his take on indigenous cultures and Western encroachment, and just how vital a Shamanic perspective is to all peoples. As he says, we can’t be ‘perfect’, but we can be ‘whole’.

The timing of the podcast couldn’t be better, either, for I have just began a series of sessions with Psi-mushrooms which should (hoping to tolerate more magic) continue for several months. And I am looking forward to sitting in on a group discussion of Shamanism, and other ‘like’ perspectives, near the end of March.

Many thanks to Lorenzo, Matt and anyone else responsible for bringing this podcast to light.