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About Randy
"I have watched Condors soar
over the sacred mountains in Peru. Back at home
in Bangladesh I have danced the dance of the
Condor and seen heights I've never seen before.
In Ireland I have placed my hands on the earth
and felt Mother Earth cry because of the scars
on the sacred site of Tara. In Germany, with my
fellow shamans, I have danced in the fire and
suffered no burns. In a hut in the Amazon I
found myself paralyzed, fighting every demon I
ever had all night long, only to survive and
become a different and better person. Don't tell
me the path of the shaman is not a true path."
Randall (Randy) Sexton is a registered
nurse, Zen Shiatsu therapist and
shaman-in-training.
Randy holds a B.S.N. from Excelsior College,
an M.S.N. (psych) from Northwestern State
University, an M.B.A. from
 Centenary College and
has held clinical, management, and educational
health care positions since 1975. He trained in
Zen Shiatsu (five years under Pamela Ferguson)
at the Academy of Oriental Medicine in Austin,
Texas where he was a senior instructor and
practitioner of Zen Shiatsu. He is also a
Diplomate in Asian Bodywork from the National
Certification Commission for Acupuncture and
Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM).
Randy is a student
in Shamanism at the Four Winds Society and his training
has included trips to Peru's Sacred Valley where
he went through ceremonies with the Q'ero Indian
shamans and in the Amazon with shamans Hamilton Souther and Alberto Torres Davila.
Randy is a member of the Society of
Shamanic Practitioners.
Society of Shamanic
Practitioners
Principles of Integrity
To help individuals
practitioners be effective in service and
healing in the world, and to help shift global
consciousness, the Society of Shamanic
Practitioners believes the following pledges
represent the core principles of integrity in
this pursuit:
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I pledge to work in sacred
alliance with Spirit, and to be informed and
guided by that Source, and not my own ego,
in offering service to others.
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I pledge to recognize the
wholeness inherent in every person or group
or circumstance that comes for healing and
to honor whatever form in which its pain is
presented to me.
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I pledge to be mindful of
speech, thought, and action and their impact
on building relationships both in the
present and through time into future and
past.
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I pledge to be respectful of
others, even in their differences.
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I pledge to work with
compassion and non-judgment.
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I pledge to do no harm and
to avoid any sexual misconduct in my work
with clients.
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I pledge to maintain
clients' privacy.
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I pledge to be honest with
clients and other practitioners, and to be
truthful in the manner in which I present
myself in public relations and advertising.
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I pledge to offer fair and
appropriate fees.
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In service to others, I
pledge to keep my own life and personhood in
balance to the best of my ability.
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