Jonathan Hammond Guest

Jonathan Hammond

Jonathan Hammond is a Maui-based Author, Spiritual Teacher, Energy Healer, Shamanic Practitioner, and Spiritual Counselor. He is a graduate of Harvard University and The University of Michigan. Jonathan teaches classes in Shamanism, Earth-based psychology, Energy Healing, Spiritual Counseling at the Omega Institute for Holistic Studies, The Shift Network, The One Spirit Learning Alliance, Shamanic Reiki Worldwide, GlideWing Online Workshops, Healing Touch Professional Association and Penn State University. Jonathan has worked alongside shamans in Brazil, Bali, Nicaragua, Mexico, and Hawaii. He is ordained in Hawaiian, Interfaith and Wiccan traditions, holds Master Teacher status in Shamanism and Reiki. His first book about contemporary shamanism and the spiritual traditions of Hawaii called The Shaman's Mind - Huna Wisdom to Change Your Life is available where books are sold. He also has an audio course on shamanic practice produced by Hemi-Sync entitled, The Shaman Within. Jonathan lives on Maui, Hawaii, and has a robust private practice with an international client base.

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The Shaman’s Mind: Jonathan Hammond on Queer Wisdom, Nature’s Intelligence, and the Power to Co-Create Reality
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The Shaman’s Mind: Jonathan Hammond on Queer Wisdom, Nature’s Intelligence, and the Power to Co-Create Reality

In this episode of The Circle, Eric and Tim sit down with Jonathan Hammond—author, spiritual teacher, and trained shamanic practitioner—to explore how earth-based spirituality and Hawaiian wisdom can help us reclaim authenticity, heal limiting beliefs, and reimagine a more connected world. From the ancient role of queer people in shamanic cultures to the modern practice of manifestation, the conversation weaves together collective consciousness, two-spirit identity, imagination, and the sacred relationship between humans and the natural world.Jonathan unpacks core teachings from his book The Shaman’s Mind, introduces two of the Seven Principles of Huna (including "The world is what you think it is" and "There are no limits"), and offers a powerful reminder that healing is a practice of choosing again—and again. Whether you're curious about spiritual practices outside of religion, seeking grounding during turbulent times, or looking to deepen your connection with your inner truth, this episode offers both inspiration and practical insight.Topics covered include:What is shamanism and how it relates to queer identityHawaiian spiritual psychology and the Seven Principles of HunaHow nature models authenticity and interconnectionThe role of imagination in spiritual practice and personal growthTwo-Spirit traditions and the sacredness of queernessWhy belief shapes reality—and how to shift yours consciouslyHow to stay centered and creative in a world that feels chaoticSpiritual leadership through example and choosing again