The topics in the tradition class are only taught occasionally and are driven by student interest in learning more about the Maker tradition and how it deals with various questions. This approach not only makes the learning experience more engaging but also fosters a sense of community among students who share similar interests and curiosities. The Maker tradition, rooted in ancient practices, emphasizes the importance of personal exploration and understanding.

Students are encouraged to ask their own questions, whether they are about specific shamanic techniques, the historical context of the Maker tradition, or how these practices can be applied in modern life. The tppics in the tradition class offers a unique and enriching experience that is tailored to the interests of the students. By focusing on topics that resonate with participants, the classes create a learning atmosphere where individuals can explore, connect, and grow in their understanding of shamanic practices. Whether you are a beginner or someone looking to deepen your knowledge, these classes provide a valuable opportunity to engage with the Maker tradition in a meaningful way.