Traditional, lineage based shamanism

Spirit of Wolf Shamanic Tradition

Spirit of Wolf was founded in 2010 by the Siberian Shaman Karagai Kam, who is a hereditary shaman, his grandfather was a shaman in Tuva. His name was also Karagai.

In the beginning the community were mainly active regionally in dedication to the healing of people seeking help. With the time more and more members were found and the field of activity spread from Abakan/Siberia to large parts of Russia, including Moscow and St. Petersburg. In 2012 with the first foreigner disciple Morsuk Kam, the spirit of wolf has spread further across the continent into Austria, the heart of Europe. In the following years the number of members in Russia increased and the tradition spread further. Meanwhile in Europe the New and Full Moon rituals were held continuously to introduce it to the public. A revival of old power places and a networking of like-minded people took place. Morsuk Kam was already starting to build Spirit of Wolf - Europe.

In 2019 the first shamanic healing practice of Spirit of Wolf outside Russia opened in Austria. In 2019 Morsuk Kam visited the Festival of Archaic Culture in Estonia for the first time, since then there has been a cooperation with the organizers and space keepers of the archaic center. Today In Estonia there are several healing practices working in the tradition of the Wolf Spirit.

A lot of actions of Spirit of Wolf take place in Estonia.

In 2020, the student of Morsuk Kam, Izih deer Kam opened a Spirit of Wolf healing practice in the Netherlands and a Spirit of Wolf branch was established there.

During this time, Spirit of Wolf continued to live in Russia, and there were several large congresses in Khakassia. Karagai then moved to Moscow and oriented himself in a new direction.

In 2022, Karagai withdrew from his activities in Spirit of Wolf, he handed over the Head office, including Russia to Morsuk Kam in Austria.

Today Karagai still works as a shaman, teaches and writes books on various shamanic topics. He runs a shop for ceremonial objects and shamanic attributes. His orientation today is in the direction of Tantrism and syncretic Shamanism.

With this handover to Morsuk Kam the community became international. Spirit of Wolf is the first community that originated in Siberia and became international.

As of 2026, there are groups or single members of the Wolf Spirit in about 15 countries including Europe, UK, America and Russia.

A further networking around the world is taking place and the old heritage of ancient animism and shamanism is being preserved and carried out for the best future in loving respect to mother earth and all her children.    ​

Ancient Tradition - Worldwide Reconnection

​The tradition in which the community finds itself is shamanism in a pure form.
It is a classical form of shamanism that has been preserved in Siberia, uninfluenced by religions such as Buddhism or Hinduism. Petroglyphs in Europe, America and around the planet show a universal practice with the same or very similar ideas as in Siberia. This primordial animistic connection allows us to carry the spirit of the wolf out into the world and reconnect people with the sacred sources of power and their own ancestors.

This is absolutely necessary, especially in countries where the shamanic lineages have been destroyed by various historical events.

A reconnection is necessary, not through reconstruction, not through a simple import of foreign practices but through a direct connection, with a supporting tradition behind it that holds it all together and gives a clear guideline.

Shamanic Power and instructions are transferred in a generation line from teacher to student. Practitioners know how to work with the forces of their environment and their own ancestral lineage, no matter where they are or what culture they come from. Nature is the connecting element and the root, which makes it possible to work in the same way all over the world without calling on foreign forces.

We open 10 levels of initiation that are related to the experience of the practitioner. However, the highest instances are not physical teachers, but the life and spirits themselves. But a physical teacher is of essential importance. Through the teacher-student relationship a transmission of power of the shamanic lineage takes place and the student is under spiritual protection. The practices are direct interaction with the sacred elements and the animated nature. The core of this can be dated back to the Stone Age. 

The main guideline an the fundamental influence on spirit of wolf as it is today comes from the family tradition of Karagai Kam, the founder of the community in Siberia. Karagai`s Family tradition can be traced back 500 years, further evidence is in the dark of time. There are also other influences of archaic paleolithic practices from Europe. The initiator and Bashky teacher of Spirit of Wolf today is Morsuk Kam.

Unura Kam

Cabin Days · Bath, Ohio

Once a month, on the Friday or Saturday closest to the full moon, the cabin opens its doors for a full day of shamanic healing and community.

From 10 AM to 4 PM, you can come for the teachings or book a private session for whatever you’re carrying: grief, transition, ancestor work, exhaustion, oracle readings, or a feeling that something in you needs tending. Every session is held in a quiet, grounded space, close to the land and the old ways.

At 4:30 PM sharp, we close the day with kamlanie, a traditional shamanic ceremony of drum, song, and spirit-work. It is the ceremonial heart of Cabin Day. Please arrive early, because the door closes once the drum begins. Bring your own offerings, or pay $12 ahead and we’ll gather them for you.

To reserve a time slot, email unura.kam@gmail.com. Slots are limited and are filled in the order requests come in.

Cabin Day is open to all. Pay the listed price if you can, or give what you can and what feels right. No one is turned away for lack of funds. Barter and trade welcome for healing sessions.

Unura Kam

Unura Kam (Jess Kaisk) is a shamanic practitioner and Ray Healer in the Spirit of Wolf Shamanism tradition. She offers private and semi-private healings, cleansings, blessings, and trance journeys, each shaped to what the person in front of her needs. Every month she leads invitation-only kamlanie rituals in Akron, Ohio, and she facilitates shamanic retreats and festivals across the United States.

Her public offering is Cabin Days, full shamanic days held each month on the date closest to the full moon. Each one brings together teaching, healing, and ritual, and all are welcome.

She also teaches traditional shamanic classes, along with meditation and yoga in the Jnana and Hatha traditions. Her work draws on her training as a folk herbalist, bringing the plant world into ritual and healing. As Ohio Fellowship Leader for The Fellowship of Northern Traditions since 2021, she hosts hikes, retreats, and seasonal gatherings that honor the old ways of Europe, especially Alpine and Slavic traditions.

Lineage and training. Her spiritual training began early, joining the wild path called by the spirits at the age of 13. Jess followed her roots into Germanic and Slavic paganism, while also honing her knowledge on Catholic Mystic traditions. Formally, Jess has studied under Shaman Morsuk Kam since 2021 and is an active and current member of the Spirit of Wolf Shamanic Community International. She was initiated in Austria in October 2023 and received the name Unura Kam from her Bashky. From 2013 to 2016 she trained in yoga and meditation under Grand Master Saraj Sandy Hicks of Grounded by Yoga, who gave her the spiritual name Vivekin Keliesha. She studied folk herbalism with April Graham of Wild Wood Apothecary and Sajah Popham of The School of Evolutionary Herbalism. Her long practice of Kung Fu and traditional martial arts at Dale McCutcheon’s Martial Arts Academy, plus newer study of Brazilian jiu-jitsu at TKO Brazilian Jujitsu, keeps her work grounded in the body.

To book a healing or join a Cabin Day, email unura.kam@gmail.com.

Barter & Trade

For Healing Sessions Only

Unura Kam is open to barter and trade. No one will be turned away from healing sessions or rituals, but offerings must be made in equal exchange. Some items welcome for trade are

Bones, fur pelts, feathers, plants, beeswax candles, stones, bells, dried wood bundles, woodwork or woodcraft items, natural fiber fabrics in yellow, white, blue, green, or reds, tobaccos, vodkas.