About Mark “Mystisk Ulv” Weisman
Mystisk Ulv (MYOO-steesk OOLV), “Mystic Wolf.”
I am a son of the wolf, a wanderer between worlds. My path is remembrance, not conquest—carrying the medicine of the Úlfhéðnar into this age. I walk with drum and song, runes and chants, and the land-spirits who answer when we listen.
Mark “Mystisk Ulv” Weisman is a practicing Celtic–Norse shaman, author, and on-air host whose work translates ancestral wisdom into practical steps for modern life. He teaches the kind of spirituality you can use between responsibilities—breath, attention, and small rituals that help you choose the next right thing. His language is simple, sometimes poetic, and grounded in the landscapes that formed him. He lives in Alaska, where weather and wilderness keep the metaphors honest.
Origins: The name came early. My grandfather met me in those first weeks of life and called me “Mystisk Ulv”—mystic wolf—not to decorate me but to mark a way of moving through the world: nose to the wind, ears open, careful with tracks. I have carried it ever since. It is the thread that ties my shamanic work, my writing, and my on-air teaching together: listen first, walk true, and leave something useful behind.
Books: Mark’s forthcoming book, The Traveler’s Journey Home: Clarity in the House of Chaos, gathers years of shamanic practice, teaching, and radio conversation into one through-line: chaos isn’t the enemy; it’s a signal you can learn to read. The chapters braid story with repeatable moves—breath cues, attention resets, question prompts—so readers can carry clarity into a crowded week without retreat fantasies or dogma.
His earlier book, Turn to Final, approaches the same promise from the angle of navigation. Confusion is reframed as a heading problem, not a moral failure: you don’t need a new personality; you need instruments and steady, small corrections. Where Traveler teaches listening, Turn to Final focuses on alignment—how to bring that listening into conversations, decisions, and schedules. Rights are available for a new edition.
Life is a turning path where every step carries meaning. All things are bound in a living web—people, land, ancestors, and the divine. Through ritual craft, runes, and spirit-work, I try to move in balance between the seen and unseen. Dogma has no home here; integrity does.
Practice & Approach: As a Celtic–Norse shaman, Mark works with story, symbol, and season—ritual as attention with form—and treats emotion like weather to be read and navigated. The point is not performance but coherence: belonging with land, kin, and self. He honors lineage without claiming titles or gatekeeping; the test of any practice is whether it helps a real person, on a real Tuesday, make a humane choice.
Beyond the page, Mark produces and hosts several shows as another form of teaching: Forfædres Belysning (weekday micro-segments built around a quick story, a usable practice, and a takeaway), Spörgsmål Besvaret (a weekly, 30-minute Q&A where viewers’ questions set the agenda), and Whispers of the Norse (a weekly NRTV-exclusive deep dive featuring two “grandfathers”—a Norse shaman and a Celtic druid—offering layered perspectives without dogma). Episodes are exclusive on NRTV. Each segment returns to the same core: find the breath, hear what matters, act with steadiness.
Making & Teaching: A one-man band by design, Mark writes, films, edits video, records and mixes audio, and builds the web pieces around his work. That independence keeps the teaching close to the people who use it and lets him release on a cadence that matches listeners’ lives.
In workshops and short talks, the format stays simple—story → practice → application. Sessions often include breath and body cues, language shifts that reduce spirals, and small rituals you can try before the day ends. Mark occasionally works one-to-one via brief, goal-focused calls to translate ideas into daily steps. If it can’t be tried this week, it doesn’t go in.
Guiding convictions
- Clarity grows from attention plus repetition.
- Boundaries are a form of care.
- Hope is maintenance.
- Belonging is built at home—with people and the land you walk.
Booking
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