1 East Main Street, HUDSON, OH

Kamlanie
Kamlanie, the Fire of the Kam
In the Spirit of Wolf tradition, all shamanic rituals are conducted within the framework of kamlanie. “Kam” means shaman, while kamlanie signifies the shaman's ritual. Shamans engage in kamlanie for each moon cycle, equinox, solstice, and specific days of lineage observation. This practice is also utilized for healing, as well as blessings for children and marriages. It is during this time that the shaman works with the spirits of the Upper, Middle, and Lower worlds for healings, guidance, blessings, and the recharging of themselves. 
Our public kamlanie's will take place within the sacred fire of our ancestors, where we offer white offerings to the spirits and ancestors in appreciation for the lessons they provide and for the blessings that clear our paths. White offerings consist of sweets, cheeses, butter ghee, breads, milks, and honeys. All items should be unopened and of high quality, presented as if to esteemed guests among the spirits. You are also welcome to create these offerings yourself.

Participants of the kamlanie should bring some offering for the spirits to be given during ritual, as well as a donation or gift to the shaman in energetic exchange. Donations can be $10, or from the donation list on the website. 
People of all faiths, paths, and traditions are welcome. Donations for kamlanie go to buying firewood, offerings, and as an energetic exchange between
 spirit realm and shaman.

Interested in learning more about Spirit of Wolf lineage as a student? Please email unurakam@gmail.com 

Sunday March 30th, 2:30-3:30pm

$10 donation.  No one turned away for lack of funds. 

At the Hudson Church

1 East Main Street -