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Pamela Milliken
The Venerable Losang Samten
Ruben Orellana
Don Theo Paredes
Roger Cerruti
Kathy Jones
Jesse Smith
Stacy Armstrong
Ty Smith
Ann Schnur
Kim Moyer
Jesse Smith

Jesse Smith

Jesse Smith was introduced to native North and South American cultures as a young child. The quest for a deeper understanding of their beliefs and the way they perceive the world started him on his path. This eventually lead him to Wellspring, where he has studied Inkan Shamanism with Ruben Orellana, Theo Paredes, Pam Milliken, Roger Cerruti and the Wellspring allyu. He has been a servicio for “Introduction to Inkan Shamanism: Teachings and Healing Practices” for three years and is grateful to be of service for the next year’s series.

Jesse has also been a practicing Buddhist since 2001 and feels extremely blessed to be a part of Wellspring’s Sangha.

“It is extremely important to investigate the causes or origins of suffering. One must begin that process by appreciating the impermanent, transient nature of our existence. All things, events and phenomena are dynamic, changing every moment, nothing remains static. Meditating on one’s blood circulation could serve to reinforce this idea: the blood is constantly flowing, it never stands still….”
— His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama