I am the Singer
 of Visions

 the Bringer of Light

I am the Maker
of Dreams

that returns the heart home

IyouMani
(look beyond)

About

Serge is the founder and creator of the Healing Modality named "Shamanic Touch", which is a compilation of Shamanic techniques using the subtle energies to bring about complete healing. Manuals and workbooks are now in the process of being printed.

Serge has given lectures, seminars and workshops through out the United States and in Europe.  Along with being an exceptional Clairvoyant, he is adept and experienced in the ways of a "WisdomKeeper" and "Pathfinder", in the Golden Eagle Ministries of Arizona and is the Dean of Native American Spirituality at the College of Metaphysical studies in Clearwater, Florida. Serge has guided many a seeker to their own unique path, as well as helping them regain their balance when capricious events and vagaries of life have thrown them off center.

As a Shaman, a warrior who radiates a calm and gentle spirit, Serge Runningwolf Martel, is of Mohawk and Hawaiian Heritage. He is an elder and ordained minister. The direct descendent of over nine hundred years of Shamanism. He is an adept in the release and clearing or negative and dark energies from people as well as spaces.

A versatile and skilled ceremonialist, he performs rituals, blessings and ceremonies for homes and businesses, as well as cleansing of auras and the balancing of chakras. His proficiency as a spiritual counselor has brought him clients from all over the country.
He has written and produced a TV series entitled "Innerquest Magazine - A Video Journal for the New Age" for Warner Communications, and has been interviewed and given readings on several radio talk shows and television productions. Serge was also the former host of "Runningwolf Speaks" on KFNX.

A degree in Psychology grounds him and aids him to walk the sacred journey between the two worlds.

This past year(2005) alone, Serge has been written up or about in the New York Times, "Cowboys and Indians", "Spa Magazine", "Alternative Medicine Magazine" and several times in the Arizona Republic as well as appearing on ABC's Sonora Living and Nationally on the Travel Channel.