The news we deserve. An international Shamanism Academy will be opened in Tuva. This was reported by Sayana Pukhalskaya, representative of the Office of the Supreme Shaman of Russia.
At this educational institution, residents of Russia and other countries will be able to master theory and a range of practical shamanic knowledge. The academy also organizes master classes for tourists. “We will tell the history of shamanism, show rituals and tell our fortunes. All this will be in an accessible language that will interest the viewer,” said a representative of the Office of the Supreme Shaman of Russia. Registration for the institution will open this summer. True, only for 10 people so far. Okay, we didn’t actually want to go there.
By the way, there are more than 10 shamanic organizations and more than 200 shamans in Tuva. If you don’t know who Kara-ool Dopchun-ool is, it’s time to meet him. This is the Supreme Shaman of Russia and the Supreme Shaman of Tuva.
Source: People Talk
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