Exploring Ethics, Psychology, and Shamanism

This chapter discusses the deep connections between ethics and psychology through a metapsychological lens, emphasizing the significance of relational proximity in understanding psychological dynamics. It explores the intersection of shamanism and sociology, highlighting its role in addressing contemporary crises of meaning and its application in modern practices like eco-psychology. The speakers reflect on indigenous cultures and present insights from an interfaith gathering that connects shamanic practitioners, illustrated by the documentary 'Fire on the Mountain.'