Seventy books. One library. Set down plainly and printed without ornament.

Ajarn Shaman Shu

I write from inside three houses. I hold transmission as a Vajra Master in the Tibetan tradition, where I was trained in the long preliminaries before anything was called empowerment. I was later ordained Ajarn in the Chok Lap Thai forest tradition, and the precepts of that house govern how I do protective and prosperity work. In the Osayinbola lineage I was crowned Oluwo of Ifá, and the odu have shaped how I read every other tradition since. These books are not comparative religion. They are working notes: what was given to me, what I tested, what held, and what I would tell a student sitting across the table.