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Sam Sleeman

Shamanic Storyteller

Myths are intended to break the spell of time and release us from the pressures and limitations of daily life
Myth speaks to the extraordinary in us and to the innate nobility of our souls.
Hearing a mythic story awakens the myth living in each of us.
As the story enters us, we enter the timeless territory of myth.
We become mythic again, a knowing participant in our own story and a seeker near its source.
For, being in a “mythic condition” allows us to reconnect to the core imagination at the center of our soul.

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About Sam
- Sam Sleeman’s contact information.
- About Sam, his Bio, The image. Morphing from a Frog into a Prince. “Quotes” from Michel Meade. Why Poetry. Why Stories.
Rites of passage
- An Index of posts on this site, that explain why Rites of Passage are important.
Stories
- Index of stories on this site.
Bookshelf
- Bibliography
- An index of the audio recordings on the site.
Poetry
- List of Poems on this site.
- The apothecary shop of prose. Remedies for unsettled Souls.
Events
- Finding your still place. Look here.
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Essays

heading home

Mary Oliver The wild Hadeha (Wild Geese)

25 November 2019 Sam Sleeman 879 Views announcing, calling, despair, family, Hadeda, heading home, life's purpose, Repenting, wild birds, wild geese

Mary Oliver Wild Geese With apologies. You do not have to be good. You do not have to walk

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