Check out the most beautiful shamanic phrases

Shamanism is known for bringing in its religious culture the appreciation of nature and self-knowledge. As it is a belief succeeded by primitive people, it can be considered one of the pioneers of diverse knowledge about the human being. It is because of this that people seek through shamanic phrases reflections and a way to improve your being.

Shamanism is the name given to beliefs and habits that value the elements of nature, and has ancient roots, always related to indigenous peoples. Many of the phrases highlighted here have their origin in Native American tribes. However, shamanism is not necessarily a practice of a specific tribe. There are followers of this spiritual culture all over the world.

Beautiful Shamanic Phrases

Divided into teachings and reflections related to nature or to the human being, shamanic sayings always bring a final lesson worth knowing. We have separated some of the most beautiful sentences for you. Check them out below:

• "Possess a vision not blurred by fear." Cherokee Proverb
• "Think what you want to think, you have to live with your own thoughts." Dakota Proverb
• "You must live your life from beginning to end, for no one else can do it for you." Hopi Proverb
• "Thoughts are like arrows: once launched, they reach their target. Be cautious or you may one day become a victim of yourself!" Navajo Proverb
• "Let my enemies be strong and brave so that I will feel no remorse in defeating them." Sioux Proverb - Wolf Clan
• "Remember that your children are not your property; they have merely been entrusted to your keeping by the Great Spirit." Mohawk Proverb
• "The laws of men change according to their knowledge and understanding, only the laws of Spirit always remain the same." Crow Proverb
• "Every man and woman has a future, but few have a destiny." Andean Proverb
• "Everything on earth has a purpose, every disease an herb to cure, every person a mission to fulfill." Christine Quintasket (Salish Indian)
• "When peoples clash, it's better for both sides to get together without weapons and talk about it, and find some peaceful way to resolve it." Sinte-Galeshka (Painted Tail) by the Brulés Sioux

Shamanic phrases from North American Indian proverbs

• "Speaking kindly, does not hurt the tongue!" North American Indian proverb
• "Listen...or your tongue will keep you deaf." North American Indian proverb
• "Inside me there are two dogs: one of them is cruel and evil and the other one is very good. The two are always at war. The one that always wins the fight is the one I feed more often" North American Indian proverb
• "If you talk to the animals, they will talk to you and you will get to know each other. If you don't talk to them, you won't know them, and what you don't know you fear. And what you fear you destroy!!!" Chief Dan George North American Indians

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