Hello from the peaceful north of Bali, in Tejakula, where I’m deep into my second year of a profound three-year Foundation for Shamanic Studies (FSS) training.
This place, far from the tourist crowds, offers me a quiet refuge to slow down, turn inward, and truly listen. It’s here that I reconnect with the sacred, grounded in the natural beauty and stillness of Bali’s landscape.
In these uncertain and often tumultuous times, shamanism has become an essential guiding force, helping me restore my connection to myself, to the Earth, and to the unseen mysteries that hold us all. It’s a practice rooted in trust and surrender, reminding me that healing begins when I open my heart and accept what is, rather than trying to control it.
This year, my journey has shifted to simply being—being present, vulnerable, and receptive to the subtle guidance that flows through stillness. It’s a powerful lesson that transformation unfolds in its own time and way, and that the greatest gift is learning to allow.
Shamanism has become a living way of being that shapes how I move through the world every day. And am excited to see how this will be unfold as part of my healing practice.
In loving service,
Rosan
