What makes EISEN, the Way, and its affiliated shamans so special?
How is the shamanism of the Way, as taught and practiced by EISEN and its affiliated shamans, different from other shamanic lineages or practitioners you might encounter in healing work?
How might someone know that this lineage is a good choice for them, as they seek aligned healing in a sea of practitioners and methods?
EISEN - and the shamanic Way we practice, teach and live - is different from many other shamanic practices in several regards, including the following:
-We use absolutely no substances or external agents in accessing the shamanic state/realm, and are devoted to organically growing shamanic ability through presence, practice, sobriety, and purification of ourselves as living vessels of divine will.
-We strictly adhere to principles of strong boundaries, with absolutely no sexual/romantic entanglement or other interpersonal breeches in client work.
-We are extremely upfront with regards to cost and fair exchange with our clients, seeking aligned compensation/energy exchange
with no hidden costs or agendas.
-We focus on helping the client to birth sovereignty and wholeness, and therefore become more and more empowered as they go. Our goal is to help you connect with your own sacred purpose and divinity, not to undermine you or make you a “follower.” This stands in distinction to some other methods/practices that actually facilitate and encourage (co)dependence on the healer.
-Our devotion is to the highest good, not our own bank accounts or amassing the power of others. We have no desire to control, become “gurus,” or push our own agenda over and above the highest good. We are each committed to self-reflection and ongoing personal work that allows us to uphold this commitment, and a key factor of our practice is personal responsibility and atonement.
All the shamans of EISEN - including its founders Hanan and Sara Sophia Eisenman - have literally taken an oath to uphold all of the above, and we work together as a team to ensure that this integrity is maintained in all client work as we grow together under the strong set of principles that we share. We feel this is particularly vital in an era of loosey-goosey “healing” practices that often entail unconscious/hidden agendas, poor boundaries and the like, and can actually re-traumatize the client more than help them.
If this sort of clean, pure, heart-centered container for healing work is aligned with your approach and needs,
then EISEN might be an excellent choice for you!
We have an incredible track record of integrity and therefore miracles in this work.
Thank you for reading about EISEN and our shamans, and we are excited to support you on your path!
How is the shamanism of the Way, as taught and practiced by EISEN and its affiliated shamans, different from other shamanic lineages or practitioners you might encounter in healing work?
How might someone know that this lineage is a good choice for them, as they seek aligned healing in a sea of practitioners and methods?
EISEN - and the shamanic Way we practice, teach and live - is different from many other shamanic practices in several regards, including the following:
-We use absolutely no substances or external agents in accessing the shamanic state/realm, and are devoted to organically growing shamanic ability through presence, practice, sobriety, and purification of ourselves as living vessels of divine will.
-We strictly adhere to principles of strong boundaries, with absolutely no sexual/romantic entanglement or other interpersonal breeches in client work.
-We are extremely upfront with regards to cost and fair exchange with our clients, seeking aligned compensation/energy exchange
with no hidden costs or agendas.
-We focus on helping the client to birth sovereignty and wholeness, and therefore become more and more empowered as they go. Our goal is to help you connect with your own sacred purpose and divinity, not to undermine you or make you a “follower.” This stands in distinction to some other methods/practices that actually facilitate and encourage (co)dependence on the healer.
-Our devotion is to the highest good, not our own bank accounts or amassing the power of others. We have no desire to control, become “gurus,” or push our own agenda over and above the highest good. We are each committed to self-reflection and ongoing personal work that allows us to uphold this commitment, and a key factor of our practice is personal responsibility and atonement.
All the shamans of EISEN - including its founders Hanan and Sara Sophia Eisenman - have literally taken an oath to uphold all of the above, and we work together as a team to ensure that this integrity is maintained in all client work as we grow together under the strong set of principles that we share. We feel this is particularly vital in an era of loosey-goosey “healing” practices that often entail unconscious/hidden agendas, poor boundaries and the like, and can actually re-traumatize the client more than help them.
If this sort of clean, pure, heart-centered container for healing work is aligned with your approach and needs,
then EISEN might be an excellent choice for you!
We have an incredible track record of integrity and therefore miracles in this work.
Thank you for reading about EISEN and our shamans, and we are excited to support you on your path!
- You can read more about our amazing team, below:
Professor Robert Eisenman, Hanan Eisenman's father, is a pioneer and beloved patriarch of the work we do here at EISEN. An archeologist and historian, Professor Eisenman bravely fought to free many of the Dead Sea Scrolls - which had been lost in a cave for two thousand years and then suppressed by a handful of Catholic scholars - to the public. On the basis of these scrolls and a handful of other core historical documents, Professor Eisenman then pieced together and elaborated a truly revolutionary theory about the Essene community and the time of "Christ." In Eisenman's framework, James (known as the brother of Jesus) was the head of the Essenes and the "Righteous Teacher" of the scrolls, whereas Paul the "Apostle" was the dire enemy of James and the Essenes, who essentially stole the secrets of the Essene Way, reversed them into a desecrated form, and then used this reversal to found the Christianity encoded in the Gospels and the "New Testament" as part of a Roman agenda. Eisenman's foundational work in this area created and corresponds to many of the core principles of Essene Shamanism and The Way, as upheld and taught by EISEN. His books can be found here and are highly recommended reading for anyone who wants to know more about Essenes, the Way and the truth of the time of "Christ."
Linda Slatar Winters started her apprenticeship to become a Shaman of the Way in 2018, and graduated from the program as an EISEN-affiliated Shaman of the Way in early 2019. She has quickly grown a shamanic practice of her own, helping a wide range of women and children to find purpose by retrieving soul parts so clients can access their clarity of purpose and fullest vitality. Linda has the ability to make her clients feel safe and supported as she guides them through the release of energetic trauma bonding and the retrieval of lost soul parts, to come home to their sovereign energetic blueprint and purpose. Her Guides' use of symbolism in the journeys has shown to have specific and accurate meaning for the client, which helps them better integrate the work into their bodies long after the initial journey. To book a journey with Linda, use this link and specify Linda in the comment field.
Elaine Thomas is a graduate of the Shaman of the Way program as of July 2019, having developed her shamanic sight and abilities for client work; and has now started a shamanic practice of her own as well as being a valued shaman of EISEN. Elaine lives in the U.K. with her fiancé, three children and lots of cats. Being especially fond of animals and nature, she sees these likely playing a large role in her shamanic journeys and healing animals is a possible emphasis for her specific practice as it grows. To book a journey with Elaine, please use this link and specify Elaine in the comment area.
Jessie Marie is a graduate of the Shaman of the Way program as of September 2019, and an affiliated shaman of EISEN. She lives in San Angelo, TX, with her husband, daughter, and cat. She started her apprenticeship when, after years of interest, things clicked financially, and she had a dream of Sara Sophia taking her by the hand and telling her it was time to do so. For all her life, she has felt a deep desire to help people, and found God/dess in nature. As a Shaman of the Way and attuned Usui Reiki Master, she will do her life’s work of helping people to heal their body, mind, and soul, and healing our Mother Earth. To book a journey with Jessie, use this link and mention her in the comment area!
Laura Liekniņa is a graduate of the Shaman of the Way with Hanan, as of September 2019; and is now seeing clients both in her own practice and as a shaman of EISEN. She lives in Latvia with her husband. Several unexpected events brought her to finally discover Shaman of the Way program and her talents in helping to heal herself and others. She's also a certified Alexander Technique teacher and passionate nature lover. To book a journey with Laura, please use this link and specify Laura in the comment area.
Daniel Michael Carpenter is an apprenticing Shaman of the Way with Hanan. He lives in Mount Shasta, CA with his family, living with three generations of women-his mother-in law, beautiful wife, and daughter-and their many cats. With a strong interest in metaphysical and esoteric mystery teachings, since Daniel was a young man, he has known that he had a powerful calling as a spiritual warrior of the heart, assisting people in spiritual, emotional, and physical healing and Divine connection. After experiencing journeying with Hanan, Daniel knew that becoming a Shaman of The Way was the highest path to be able to serve others in his desired capacity.