Techniques of Modern Shamanism

Phil Hine (Philip M. Hine) is a British writer, occultist, and public figure, widely known in the Russian magical scene as the author of the books "Pseudonomicon", "Primary Chaos", and "Condensed Chaos", as well as several essays on Chaos Magic and the Magic of Cthulhu Myths. The present book "Techniques of Shamanism" is a compilation of essays written based on the lectures from the Shamanic Development Course and compiled by the author into a three-volume work titled "Walk Between Worlds", "Two Worlds and the Between World", "Burned by Fire". The appendix of the book consists of the author's articles on similar and related topics.
The book serves as a guide to entering shamanic consciousness, inseparable from the surrounding world, where a person is part of nature and society. The author claims that the methods and techniques presented for development are not dogmatic; they can be easily applied in any setting and under various circumstances. The proposed practices are simple and can be easily mastered by both beginners taking their first steps in the magical art, as well as serving as auxiliary techniques of interest to more mature and experienced occultists.