We wanted to let you know that Hank completed an interview with Richard Taubinger called The Spiritwalker Interviews. This webinar is specifically oriented toward the 6 CD set called The Spiritwalker Teachings that records much of the five day Visionseeker Level One workshop taught at the Esalen Institute, the Omega Institute and at other venues. 

In this special audio set includes:

• CD 1: Shamanic Journey Method

• CD 2: The Nature of Reality

• CD 3: The Soul Cluster

• CD 4: Initiation and Ancestor Work

• CD 5: Shamanic Healing

• CD 6: Drumming and Rattling

In this interview by Sandie Sedgbeer, Hank discusses the top 10 spiritual books that influenced him on his own journey. As a scholar and shamanic teacher, this interview gives great insights into the teachings and knowledge that both shaped and compliments Hanks teachings.

This is the Journey from the Hank Wesselman talk during IAM Symposium 2020. Journey to the Fire Spirit. With permission from the great Kahuna elder, Hale Makua, Hank Wesselman, Ph.D., shares sacred Hawaiian spiritual knowledge seldom imparted to outsiders.

Join us this week as author, teacher, and paleoanthropologist Hank Wesselman, PhD, and host, Christina Pratt, explore Hank’s new book, The Bowl of Light, and how we could make that shift. There is much needed wisdom here in the heart of the teachings this great Kahuna elder passed on to Hank. He is our next guest for the Society of Shamanic Practitioners sponsored interview series. In this series we explore how contemporary shamans are meeting the challenge of their world where the relations of things are profoundly out of balance. It is the ancient role of the shaman in all cultures to tend the balance of things. How are we meeting this extraordinary need today?

Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returned to 6/13/02 when anthropologist and shaman Dr. Hark Wesselman shared how to access the Grid – a realm between the physical and the spiritual world.

Hank Wesselman was a paleoanthropologist and a shamanic practitioner who has devoted his life to exploring the mysteries of human origins. He has authored several books and articles detailing his adventures in altered states and shamanic journeys. With Sounds True, Hank has published The Re-Enchantment: A Shamanic Path to a Life of Wonder, which offers a path for reclaiming a sense of wonder at the many joys of life and the universe. In this episode of Insights at the Edge, Tami Simon and Hank speak on his interpretation of the soul—including the personal over-soul and a world-soul that communicates through every living being. They discuss the imperative need for humanity to return to a more balanced relationship with nature. Finally, Hank describes the qualities he sees as necessary for someone to step onto the shamanic path as a teacher. (69 minutes)

In the latter half, Hank Wesselman spoke about the importance of renewing relationships with nature to reawaken us to spiritual reality and a sense of connection. He discussed the role of the shaman as a mediator between the material and spiritual worlds as well as guides, oversouls, and masters of deception– unseen spiritual forces that can wreak havoc. The indigenous people understood that reality presents itself in two halves, that which is seen, and that which is hidden. The shaman’s path is about investigating and penetrating into the hidden and inner worlds, he explained, adding that these “inner worlds are inhabited by transpersonal forces that traditional people call spirits.” Wesselman wonders if what we call aliens could actually be these spirits.

I’ve always enjoyed listening to my guest Hank Wesselman talk story, and this episode doesn’t disappoint! As a celebrated author and teacher for over 20 years, Hank has a way of bringing the esoteric nature of shamanism down to earth. In this episode, he shares what he’s learned and observed about the transformative nature of shamanism, the impact religion has had on ancient cultures, what the future might bring, and discusses the evolution of his own dreaming.

Tami Simon speaks with Hank Wesselman, who has a PhD in anthropology from the University of California at Berkeley, and for many years studied the origin of the human species in the Rift Valley in East Africa. He is also a student and teacher of shamanic practices and is the coauthor of the new Sounds True book Awakening to the Spirit World. Hank discusses what he calls the coming great age in which direct spiritual revelation will take precedence over any type of organized religion, and the import role that shamans hold today in connecting the dream world with present reality. (64 minutes)

Anthropologist Hank Wesselman has been described by his peers as possessing “the sober objectivity of the trained scientist with the mystic’s passionate search for the deeper understanding.” As is evidenced by Dr Wesselman’s writings and teachings, when these two polarities unite, amazing things have a way of unfolding. When asked, Wesselman himself maintains that, “when these two sides of myself began to come together, my whole life changed a great deal.”