just like one doesn't meditate one time and then become enlightened.

I don't hunt one time and then, you know, have a deep intimate connection with death that

lasts forever.

It's a practice, it's a constant reminder of the

finality of death and also a reminder in every bite that I eat of this animal

that something is dying for me to exist and

it brings up many many more questions and brings up many more existential questions about my life and the life that I'm

leading and is it in integrity is it is it am I going to be proud at the end of my life?

Because I feel the end of my life

consistently through this practice.

Welcome to Living 4D with Paul Checkt. Today's guest is Mansill Denton.

Mansell, also known as Little Beaver, is the founder of Sacred Hunting, author and the host of

Blood and Spirit, a TV show exploring indigenous cultures, their

spiritual beliefs and charismatic animals.

Feeling insecure in early life, he chased a woman to Europe which unfortunately led him to

prison. Struggling with shame and confusion of what it meant to be a man he

found his calling with the sacred art of hunting which practice he now shares with others. His indigenous name comes

from a crow-son dance chief, and his spiritual lineage is derived from seven years of

mentorship from a Muscagee Creek Medicine man named

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