He Was the Same Divine Presence I Had Contacted Before (video)
| This is part 2 of the 2-part series, He Was the Same Divine Presence I Had Contacted Before: part 1 | part 2 Total length: 27:32 (Parts all share the same title) |  | | Steve Alexander describes his experiences of Huichol shamanism (while in his twenties), and his aspiration to become a shaman. Then, while on a Huichol pilgrimage in Mexico, "everything that could possible go wrong, did". For a "suburban kid from Los Angeles" it was like "trying to put on someone else's shoe".
Steve returned to focus on his university education in fine art. All the while, an awareness of a Divine Presence in his heart was growing. He describes how he cultivated his relationship with that Presence, even as he became increasingly aware of his own egoity and the ways it would tend to shut down that Presence.
Steve describes how his formal relinquishment of Huichol shamanism opened the door to the intensification of that Presence, and ultimately, to his devotional relationship with the human form of that Presence: Adi Da. | Poster: AdiDaUpClose Post Date: July 8, 2012 Length: 14:15 Views: Views This Month: Views This Week: Event Speaker: Steve Alexander Tags: leela |
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