Keepin It Green :Shamanic Drumming and Fire Ceremony. part 2 @DeborahKlughersBonacBees
Keepin It Green :Shamanic Drumming and Fire Ceremony. part 2  @DeborahKlughersBonacBees
Uploaded June 2010 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
The Fire Ceremony is a way to make a primal connection to the first fire that created our universe. Making this deep, mystical connection allows for the possibility of personal healing and self-transformation.
Peter Maniscalco has led shamanically based Fire Ceremonies for more than 20 years. Experience the journey we pursued by the Sacred Tree on the Stony Brook Southampton campus on Long Island, New York in May 2010.
Peter is a 28-year student of shamanism. He has participated in shamanic ceremony in the United States, Mexico, and the Amazon Jungle of Ecuador and Peru. For more than 30 years, Peter has used shamanic methods in his actions as an advocate to protect and defend Long Island's environment. His shamanic environmental activities have been reported on in the NY Times, Newsday, and on TV and radio. As an educator, Peter taught Spirituality of the Environment and Environmental Ethics for many years at Long Island University, Southampton College. He has taught at Dowling College and is currently an instructor for the Westhampton Beach Community Education Program. Peter also teaches The Shamans Secret of Self-Transformation privately.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Peter Maniscalco 631.874.4104
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