Manvir Singh on shamanism as a timeless religion and living spiritual practice

Shamanism is framed as a timeless religion rooted in living relationships with spirits, nature, and healing traditions. The discussion centers on how shamanic practice is maintained through oral knowledge, ritual expertise, and community roles such as the shaman or healer. Manvir Singh connects shamanism to broader human spiritual needs, presenting it as an enduring way of understanding suffering, guidance, and transformation rather than a relic of the past.