
Wolf Shamanism
Iron will. Patience. Protection. Pack power. The way of the wolf as a companion of the soul.
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The worlds touch each other. Wolf, voodoo, Japan, Egypt, Daoism. Five shamanic traditions — the same ancient trail. Dr. Mark Hosak and Eileen Wiesmann take you in.
A short look at what wolf shamanism actually is. No esoteric wrapping. No wellness softening. Mark shows you the core.

Wolf, voodoo, Japan, Egypt, Daoism. Each tradition a continent of its own — yet connected by the same old current.

Iron will. Patience. Protection. Pack power. The way of the wolf as a companion of the soul.
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Baron Samedi at the threshold. Maman Brigitte at the fire. The Loa of the three families as living spirits.
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Shinto, Shugendō, Onmyōdō. Kami in trees and stones. The quiet magic of Japan.
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Horus as sun and moon. Ra as cleansing fire. Gods that are animals — shamanism barely anyone names as such.
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Shamanic Daoism. Chanmi Qigong. Bagua. Taichi in spiritual context.
MoreAn interactive test that shows which layers of perception are alive in you — and which shamanic path fits. No signup. No email. Right in your browser.
Two paths. For those just arriving — and for those who have walked far already.
Start with the perception test. It shows you which abilities are laid down in you. Then our list opens the traditions, rituals and initiations to you — no obligation, no wellness chatter.
Start the perception testEvents and individual initiations are directly bookable. No call required. Mark and Eileen work with practitioners across all traditions — if you are already on the way, the next depth is here.
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Both stand as equals. Academic depth. Spiritual practice. Over thirty years of experience across shamanic traditions worldwide.
Three years of research at Kyoto University. The 88-temple Shikoku pilgrimage on foot. Ninjutsu lineage holder. Over thirty years of practice in wolf shamanism, voodoo, Egyptian and Japanese shamanism.
Religious historian focused on Daoist ritual in Japanese folk magic. Significant experience at the Abe no Seimei shrine in Kyoto. Spiritual practitioner and mentor for highly sensitive people.
Three books that open the shamanic traditions in different ways.
Dr. Mark Hosak · 2025 · German edition
Dr. Mark Hosak · German edition
Dr. Mark Hosak · International bestseller
Individual events and short initiations are directly bookable. The Master Path runs through the list.
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“What I find here is neither esotericism nor advice-style spirituality. It is a serious shamanic lineage that can stand up to academic scrutiny.”
“Papa Legba as the first invocation opened a door for me. Not metaphorically · I feel the difference whether I greet him in the morning or not.”
“Kuji Kiri in a shamanic context · not as an anime gimmick, but as a protective practice when entering crowded places · has shifted my perception.”
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If you read this far, something in you answered. The perception test shows you what the call is about. The Master Path shows you where it leads. And if your way is Kuji Kiri, Japanese ritual magic and the world behind the spell-throwing onmyōji — the Japanese Grimoire Society is the door that opens for you.
Three years of research at Kyoto University · 88-temple Shikoku pilgrimage on foot · ninjutsu lineage · over 30 years of practice in wolf shamanism, voodoo, Egyptian and Japanese shamanism. Author of “The Master Path of the Wolf Shamans,” “Shamanic Healing Drumming” and the international bestseller “The Big Book of Reiki Symbols.”
Religious historian focused on Daoist ritual in Japanese folk magic · significant experience at the Abe no Seimei shrine in Kyoto · spiritual practitioner and mentor for highly sensitive people.