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The Jaguar Path offers a 9-month training in Modern Shamanism & the Science of Healing. Throughout the program, Ray and Nina host live virtual sessions one weekend a month exploring 18 ancient shamanic tools that are applicable in modern life, as well as yoga and tai chi practices to support personal growth. For more than 15 years, this transformative program has been recognized by leading retreat centers worldwide. You can complete the training for personal achievement, Shamanic certification, or a Masters or PhD in Modern Shamanism. | The Jaguar Path offers a 9-month training in Modern Shamanism & the Science of Healing. Throughout the program, Ray and Nina host live virtual sessions one weekend a month exploring 18 ancient shamanic tools that are applicable in modern life, as well as yoga and tai chi practices to support personal growth. For more than 15 years, this transformative program has been recognized by leading retreat centers worldwide. You can complete the training for personal achievement, Shamanic certification, or a Masters or PhD in Modern Shamanism. | ||
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The Jaguar Path offers a 9-month training in Modern Shamanism & the Science of Healing. Throughout the program, Ray and Nina host live virtual sessions one weekend a month exploring 18 ancient shamanic tools that are applicable in modern life, as well as yoga and tai chi practices to support personal growth. For more than 15 years, this transformative program has been recognized by leading retreat centers worldwide. You can complete the training for personal achievement, Shamanic certification, or a Masters or PhD in Modern Shamanism.