“Questing is employed to achieve personal clarity and clear one’s mind.”

Some people would approach this subject searching for a “vision quest”.

Questing is a fabulous way to experience and learn from the self. Possibly, this is the most supportive way to learn and retain such learning in a busy world. It puts you back in the driver’s seat of your life.

Naturistic Shamanic Questing allows you to come to new epiphanies supported by the intelligence and capacity of nature. Few people even talk or acknowledge the sheer awesomeness of these capacities and how they can regulate the experience for an uplifting experience for the human that seeks inner clearing, clarity, transformation and resolution/peace.

A well-trained shaman supports Questing to help you decipher and integrate what happens in your questing experience. Much of what comes for the individual does not make sense.

We offer three types of Naturistic Shamanic Questing:

1. Beginners – experience the self and nature interacting
2. Intermediate – for those established in doing personal work and clearing, wanting to be guided into a deeper understanding of themselves and ways to take that to the world, no matter how impossible it might feel.
3. Advanced – bespoke programs arranged around your budget and location preference. Solid previous experience is essential for your safety.

Costs start at $450 for a 1/2 day quest. We might also charge on travel costs, but reach out to Shaman Brad (Hinorayam) and ask. All our work is subject to our terms: >here<. depending on what you’re doing, we recommend some different preparations before.

Some people would approach this subject searching for a vision quest, but we find that too limiting term for us. The human have many senses that help them build their clarity, experience of themselves, and resolutions from sitting with that new knowledge and perspectives. The term vision quest does not suit us and possibly comes into the concept of cultural appropriation.

Cultural appropriation – the methodology of our work comes from our ancestral lineage, not courses, books or cultures from Australia or elsewhere.

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