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Voices

From the practice.

People who have worked with Dr. Mark Hosak and Eileen Wiesmann — in live events, on the Master Path, in the books or in the Dōjō. Their experiences in their own words.

Voices from companions · Shamanic Worlds
Voices from practice
Individual experience. Every voice on this page is a personal account. Results may vary and depend on prior experience, openness, life circumstances and many other factors. Shamanic work does not replace medical or psychological treatment. [Testimonials originally given in German and translated into English.]

On the Master Path

The Master Path has opened a new perspective for me. The combination of shamanic depth and practice that fits daily life is rare to find. [translated from German]
Companion, Master PathMaster Path
What makes the difference: a person equally at home in martial arts and in shamanism · and who shares without promising anything. [translated from German]
Long-time companionMaster Path
The pilgrimage tradition · especially the experience of long, silent days · uncovered a depth in me I had not known before. [translated from German]
Companion, Japan journeyMaster Path

From the wolf lineage

The encounter with the wolf in the drum journey anchored itself in me. Since then I feel different in difficult situations · more grounded, clearer. [translated from German]
Companion, wolf initiationWolf
Pack, territory, stillness · those three words have moved into my daily life. I notice when I need pack and when I need to clear the territory. [translated from German]
Companion, wolf warrior retreatWolf
The Great Wolf across three cultural spheres — Ōkami, Anubis, Fenrir — showed me that the wolf is not only a Nordic theme. That opened the whole work for me. [translated from German]
Companion, live eventWolf

From the Japanese lineage

Kuji Kiri in a shamanic context · not as an anime gimmick, but as a protective practice when entering crowded places · has shifted my perception. [translated from German]
Companion, Kuji Kiri initiationJapan
Meeting Fudō Myōō is not something you understand in advance. You meet him, and afterwards you know what he is. For me one of the most formative experiences. [translated from German]
Companion, Shingon contextJapan
Misogi under the waterfall · the first time it was frightening. From the second time on I understood why this practice has been kept for centuries. [translated from German]
Companion, Shugendo inspirationJapan

From the voodoo lineage

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. [translated from German]
Companion, voodoo retreatVoodoo
Baron Samedi made me see death differently. Not as an end · as a threshold where laughter is allowed. That carried me through a phase of grief. [translated from German]
Companion, Ghede ritualVoodoo
Meeting Ogou in ceremony · no theatre, no role-play · a presence that cannot be mistaken. Hard to describe, easy to recognise. [translated from German]
Companion, ritual circleVoodoo

From the Egyptian lineage

The encounter with Isis in ritual work · especially in a phase when something in my life had broken · I experienced as deeply effective. [translated from German]
Companion, Egypt retreatEgypt
Ma'at as a principle · the feather against which the heart is weighed · changed my image of justice. It is not something outer. It is the inner. [translated from German]
Companion, Master PathEgypt

From the Daoist lineage

Work at the dantian in qigong practice · at first abstract, after months a concrete experience. The body becomes different when one gathers there. [translated from German]
Companion, qigong practiceDaoism
Walking Bagua · in circles around your own centre · has become moving meditation for me. I walk it daily now, even if only for five minutes. [translated from German]
Companion, Bagua introductionDaoism

From the warrior lineage

Engaging with the inner aspects of warriorhood helped me align myself differently — both in martial arts and in life. [translated from German]
Companion, Master PathMartial Arts
Swordsmanship in the Taguchi style makes me perceive technique more strongly than raw force. Fascinating, and it opens deep layers. [translated from German]
Companion, KenjutsuMartial Arts
Ninjutsu training brings variety and intensity · weapons are part of the path from the start, which keeps it alive and practical. [translated from German]
Companion, Ninjutsu lineageMartial Arts
Knife training unfolded for me · practice became graceful, intuitive movement. I can apply it even without a knife. [translated from German]
Companion, Tanto JutsuMartial Arts
Stick training showed me real technique · I can apply the movements without weapons too. Not theoretical drills, but actual practice. [translated from German]
Companion, EscrimaMartial Arts
The advanced drills let me grasp the interconnections of the martial arts very quickly. The method here is unique. [translated from German]
Companion, DōjōMartial Arts

Across the lineages

What I find here is not esoteric self-help. It is a serious shamanic lineage that can hold its own academically. [translated from German]
Companion, Master PathGeneral
Drumwork made tangible for me, for the first time, what is meant by "shamanic journey" · before it was a word, now it is an experience. [translated from German]
Companion, intro eventGeneral
The ancestor connection shifted something in my family. Nothing dramatic · a quiet that was not there before. [translated from German]
Companion, ancestor workGeneral
Internal note for Mark & Eileen: attributions on this page are currently generic placeholders ("Companion, category"). They can be replaced over time with real entries in the form first name + city (e.g. "Anna, Hamburg") or first name + initial + city (e.g. "Anna M., Hamburg"). Always with written consent of the quoted person, otherwise GDPR violation. The disclaimer "Individual experience. Results may vary." is set at the top of the page and covers all voices.
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