Table Of ContentAbout the Author
Daniel Moler is a writer, artist, educator, and shamanic practitioner. Formerly an
adjunct professor, he has extended his teaching, which includes professional
training and independent academia, to other areas of life. Daniel is a sanctioned
teacher of the Pachakuti Mesa Tradition, a form of Peruvian shamanism brought
to the United States by respected curandero don Oscar Miro-Quesada. Trained
in multiple spiritual disciplines, Daniel uses the art of shamanic healing to help
others during times of transition and transformation. In order to provide the most
holistic healing environment, he works within a wide variety of modalities,
including energy healing, curanderismo, herbalism, Zen, and Hermetic alchemy
via the Holy Qabalah. As a writer, he has published fiction and nonfiction works
around the world in magazines, journals, gaming modules, and online, including
Positive Health Magazine, Cannabis Culture, The Tattooed Buddha, Sacred
Hoop, Elephant Journal, and A Journal of Contemporary Shamanism. He is the
author of two books, RED Mass and Machine Elves 101, as well as a
contribution on San Pedro healing ceremonies in Ross Heaven’s book Cactus of
Mystery. Visit Daniel online at www.danielmolerweb.com.
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Names: Moler, Daniel, author.
Title: Shamanic Qabalah : a mystical path to uniting the tree of life &
the great work / by Daniel Moler.
Description: First edition. | Woodbury, Minnesota : Llewellyn
Publications, [2018] | Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Acknowledgments This work could not have been
accomplished without the undying support of my wife and
muse, Autumn Paige-Moler. Shamanic Qabalah is just as much
her work as it is mine, as she walked through this process
every step of the way with me, editing my work, inspiring
countless ideas, and never allowing me to give up. Thank you,
Sonqo Suwa, for always believing in me, most especially when
I couldn’t believe in myself!
Also, a bow of gratitude goes to John Nichols. This concept never would have
been possible if it wasn’t for his work in the Mysteries. And another bow to my
maestro, don Oscar Miro-Quesada, for your continual advice and support, as
well as putting up with my monkey brain when it got out of hand (which it
occasionally does). And to my editor, Lauryn Heineman, who transformed my
inane ramblings into a coherent structure that finally made sense … your hard
work has been invaluable!
And to others who contributed greatly to the development of this project:
Gerry Stribling, Mary Gustafson, Dolores Ashcroft-Nowicki, Hank Wesselman,
Eliott Edge, Elaina Cochran, Joan Parisi Wilcox, my fellow pathworkers from
the Mystic Path, and all the amazing souls at Llewellyn Worldwide.
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reader that may result from the reader’s use of content contained in this
publication and recommend common sense when contemplating the practices
described in the work. The contents are not meant to diagnose, treat, prescribe,
or replace consultation with a licensed healthcare professional.
