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Shining Bear's mystic tales
didgeridoo player and Shaman, Shining Bear, has been at Amport's Hawk Conservancy Trust all week in his stunning Sun Lodge teepee.
He has been entertaining visitors with mystical tales as well as sharing his knowledge of Native American beliefs and healing powers.
Visitors have been invited to join him around his campfire to listen to stories from the natural and spiritual world.
He said: "Over tens of thousands of years our ancestors learned how to enhance the magical abilities of the human mind and spirit for healing, problem solving and general day-to-day living.
"The remarkable system they developed is collectively known today as Shamanism.
"The Shaman understands how to recognise, utilise, balance and draw together the forces of nature within a practice that comes in a form of being with great respect and awareness, and always for the higher good of their community."
9:28am Friday 8th August 2008
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