Rhonda McCrimmon is a Celtic shaman committed to creating shamanic pathways for those disconnected from their animist lineage and heritage. For over a decade, she has followed her calling with single-minded determination, making shamanic practices accessible to all. She is the author of The Cauldron and the Drum and The Celtic Wheel of the Year. Visit her at centreforshamanism.com.

“For practitioners journeying along the path of Celtic shamanism, The Cauldron and the Drum is the roadmap you shouldn’t leave home without. With great warmth and compassion, Rhonda McCrimmon teaches readers how to rekindle the spark of magic within your own lives, weave the old ways into the modern day, and achieve personal transformation and healing through time-honored practices.”—Celeste Larsen, author of Heal the Witch Wound: Reclaim Your Magic and Step into Your Power  “What Rhonda McCrimmon teaches in this book is nothing short of revolutionary: although we live in a vastly different world than the one our ancestors inhabited, our ability to connect with the divine remains intact. . . . Rhonda shows us how we can develop our spiritual lives while becoming kinder, more grounded, and a better friend to all whom we encounter—including ourselves.”—HeatherAsh Amara, author of the Warrior Goddess Training book series  "The three 'cauldrons of energy' from the Celtic tradition is a powerful practice that can reap great benefits for anyone walking the shamanic path. Whether you are new to shamanism or Celtic shamanism, Rhonda McCrimmon's The Cauldron and the Drum will lead you on the path to shamanic healing." —Jaime Meyer, president of the Society for Shamanic Practice, author of Drumming the Soul Awakeand Healing with Shamanism"The Celtic mysteries are a spiritual path with many rich threads of wisdom. Rhonda McCrimmon’s The Cauldron and the Drum is a friendly and accessible introductory guide to the ‘shamanic’ aspects of this tradition. Her warmth and welcome shine from every page."—Danú Forest, author of Wild Magic: Celtic Folk Traditions for the Solitary Practitioner

Rhonda McCrimmon is a Celtic shaman committed to creating shamanic pathways for those disconnected from their animist lineage and heritage. For over a decade, she has followed her calling with single-minded determination, making shamanic practices accessible to all. She is the author of The Cauldron and the Drum and The Celtic Wheel of the Year. Visit her at centreforshamanism.com.

“For practitioners journeying along the path of Celtic shamanism, The Cauldron and the Drum is the roadmap you shouldn’t leave home without. With great warmth and compassion, Rhonda McCrimmon teaches readers how to rekindle the spark of magic within your own lives, weave the old ways into the modern day, and achieve personal transformation and healing through time-honored practices.”—Celeste Larsen, author of Heal the Witch Wound: Reclaim Your Magic and Step into Your Power  “What Rhonda McCrimmon teaches in this book is nothing short of revolutionary: although we live in a vastly different world than the one our ancestors inhabited, our ability to connect with the divine remains intact. . . . Rhonda shows us how we can develop our spiritual lives while becoming kinder, more grounded, and a better friend to all whom we encounter—including ourselves.”—HeatherAsh Amara, author of the Warrior Goddess Training book series  "The three 'cauldrons of energy' from the Celtic tradition is a powerful practice that can reap great benefits for anyone walking the shamanic path. Whether you are new to shamanism or Celtic shamanism, Rhonda McCrimmon's The Cauldron and the Drum will lead you on the path to shamanic healing." —Jaime Meyer, president of the Society for Shamanic Practice, author of Drumming the Soul Awakeand Healing with Shamanism"The Celtic mysteries are a spiritual path with many rich threads of wisdom. Rhonda McCrimmon’s The Cauldron and the Drum is a friendly and accessible introductory guide to the ‘shamanic’ aspects of this tradition. Her warmth and welcome shine from every page."—Danú Forest, author of Wild Magic: Celtic Folk Traditions for the Solitary Practitioner

Rhonda McCrimmon is a Celtic shaman committed to creating shamanic pathways for those disconnected from their animist lineage and heritage. For over a decade, she has followed her calling with single-minded determination, making shamanic practices accessible to all. She is the author of The Cauldron and the Drum and The Celtic Wheel of the Year. Visit her at centreforshamanism.com.

“For practitioners journeying along the path of Celtic shamanism, The Cauldron and the Drum is the roadmap you shouldn’t leave home without. With great warmth and compassion, Rhonda McCrimmon teaches readers how to rekindle the spark of magic within your own lives, weave the old ways into the modern day, and achieve personal transformation and healing through time-honored practices.”—Celeste Larsen, author of Heal the Witch Wound: Reclaim Your Magic and Step into Your Power  “What Rhonda McCrimmon teaches in this book is nothing short of revolutionary: although we live in a vastly different world than the one our ancestors inhabited, our ability to connect with the divine remains intact. . . . Rhonda shows us how we can develop our spiritual lives while becoming kinder, more grounded, and a better friend to all whom we encounter—including ourselves.”—HeatherAsh Amara, author of the Warrior Goddess Training book series  "The three 'cauldrons of energy' from the Celtic tradition is a powerful practice that can reap great benefits for anyone walking the shamanic path. Whether you are new to shamanism or Celtic shamanism, Rhonda McCrimmon's The Cauldron and the Drum will lead you on the path to shamanic healing." —Jaime Meyer, president of the Society for Shamanic Practice, author of Drumming the Soul Awakeand Healing with Shamanism"The Celtic mysteries are a spiritual path with many rich threads of wisdom. Rhonda McCrimmon’s The Cauldron and the Drum is a friendly and accessible introductory guide to the ‘shamanic’ aspects of this tradition. Her warmth and welcome shine from every page."—Danú Forest, author of Wild Magic: Celtic Folk Traditions for the Solitary Practitioner