ELIN AT SÁMI GRAND PRIX AGAIN!
Twenty years as a Sami artist – it’s almost surreal to think about! As I reflect on this, I’m amazed by all the things I have experienced as an Sami.
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NATURE RETREAT WITH JUNGLE
Jungle is one of the intructors at a retreat this summer with his collegue and friend Diinu. You can find this invitation on Facebook here. Shamanic Nature Retreat 2025 Welcome.
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LEARN THE SAMI NATIONAL YOIK
The Sami people’s day is coming up, and Elin made this video so that anyone who want to learn the Sami National yoik can do it. If there is any.
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“ASMR – Yoik”
by Elin Kåven The last few years I have been doing something I have been calling yoik-meditaion. I have a hard time describing it… But a good description could be.
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DRUM JOURNEYS
by Jungle Svonni There are many ways to enter a trance state. In this one we focus on drumming, the historically most common way to enter trance here in Sápmi. The.
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WEBINAR – TOOLS OF THE NOADI
You are welcome to join our newest webinar “The tools of the Noaidi” the 12th of January 2025. 19 PM CET (Oslo-time). The Sámi people are deeply connected to practicality.
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BRIEFLY ABOUT TRADITIONS DURING CHRISTMAS IN SÁPMI AND NORWAY.
This article is written by Aage Solbakk and translated to english. The Sami Christmas customs can be traced back to the old Sami pre-Christian religion – noaidevuohta. Some of the.
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BIEGGAOLMMÁI – THE WIND GOD
In the illustrations of Bieggaolmmái he has two shovels, or a showel and a club, that he shuffels the wind in and out with. Bieggaommái was important because he could.
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GET THE SÁRÁHKKÁ PATHFINDER CARDS
The Sáráhkká Pathfinder guidance cards are made by noaidi Astrid Ingebjørg Swart from Deatnu/Tana. She has classes in Sami shamanism regularly in Norwegian and Sami language. And she also organizes.
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WHY DO THE SAMI CELEBRATE 17TH OF MAY?
By Elin Kåven Every year around 17 May, the same thing comes up: Criticism of Sami people who celebrate the day. Many Norwegians believe that Sami should not dress in.
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