林麗純 Li Chun, Lin(Marina)
kibbutzbardo@gmail.com
薩滿。魔法。藝術
Marina creates art with shamanism and magic
Li Chun (Marina) came from Taiwan and she is a multi-faceted individual with a diverse background in shamanism, occult, arts, and journalism. As a former travel journalist, Li Chun embarked on a shamanic journey during a spontaneous vision quest in a desert in the Middle East. She has spent over ten years traveling around the world to study from various shamanic cultures, provides shamanic healing, teaches shamanism courses, as well as leads rituals.
Li Chun is fully trained in both Shipibo and Mestizo Ayahuasca lineages. She has studied with Mestizo shamans Christina Mendoza and Herbert Quinteros from Peru, and Shipibo Canibo shamans Antonio Vasquez and Metsa Oka, among others. She has a deep understanding of the use of plant medicine, including the use of Acacia Confusa, a local Taiwanese plant (ayahuasca analog) in her work.
She has been teaching both plant-assisted and non-plant-assisted shamanic workshops for over a decade and has traveled the world to facilitate Acacia ceremonies since 2012. She draws on core shamanism teachings to develop unique shamanic world experiences.
Li Chun’s experiences working with plant medicine have also guided her creative pursuits, leading her to become a contemporary artist. She has been invited to give lectures on shamanism at galleries in China and Taiwan. She has spoken on ayahuasca training at the Ayahuasca—Kosmik Journey VR show by Jan Kounen in Taiwan. Her collaborative artwork has been exhibited at the Gwangju Biennale (2021) in Korea, ICA Shanghai, and around the globe.
Li-Chun has maintained a deep connection to and studied plant spirits intensely. She is familiar with the relationships between sexual energy, the sacred feminine force, shamanism, and magic. Believing in the non-duality of body and earth (身土不二, literally: “body soil no two,” which means that the body’s present condition is the result of its environment), she continuously refines approaches of touching another person’s soul through the five senses and consciousness expansion. Her passion for exploring the intersection of shamanism, occult and contemporary art has earned her a reputation as a visionary in her field.
Under the guidance of Israeli and British occultists, she has received initiation into a magical group. She is also skilled in traditional Chinese tea ceremonies and Japanese Butoh.
林麗純曾任旅遊記者，一次在中東沙漠自發性的靈視追尋（vision quest)中踏上薩滿的旅程。
長年穿梭在世界各地的薩滿文化中學習並給予薩滿療癒，教薩滿課與帶領儀式超過十年，過程中發現自己有北投凱達格蘭族女巫的血統。
近年開始學習魔法並與當代藝術跨領域合作，曾多次受邀在兩岸藝廊演講薩滿相關主題，
台灣『迷幻死藤水VR展』受邀演講死藤水薩滿學習經歷，合作藝術作品受邀參展韓國光州雙年展，並在世界巡迴展出。
小時候住在夏威夷，當記者去日本採訪超過五十次，旅居以色列的時間總計接近一年，跟在印度與秘魯的時間差不多。
由自身的神秘經驗出發，以長達十多年旅人的追尋，記者的直覺探尋薩滿，學霸式的熱情學習魔法。
是一位用力探索世界而梳理出根基於自身經驗的薩滿與魔法實踐者。
對於植物靈有深度的聯結與學習，喜愛身體工作與廚房魔法，熟稔性能量和神聖陰性力量與薩滿和魔法之間的關係。
日復一日站在薩滿與魔法裡面，過著踏實落地的日子。
相信身土不二的哲學，不斷鑽研透過五感覺受與意識拓展，來觸碰另一個人靈魂的途經。
2012年開始學習死藤水，是亞洲少數受過完整正統死藤水傳承訓練的實踐者，
師承秘魯Mestizo 薩滿Christina Mendoza, Herbert Quinteros，Shipibo canibo薩滿Antonio Vasquez, Metsa Oka等人，
並運用核心薩滿的學習拓展出獨特的薩滿世界經驗。
在以色列與英國秘術師（occultist）的引導下，接受啟蒙進入魔法結社中。
現在唯一的老師是自己的身體與腳底下的土地。
- 薩滿工作坊
- 薩滿女人圈
Li Chun Lin (Marina Lin) 