Nov 6

Billy Lor, Hmong Shaman | Spirit, Culture, and Survival: Reimagining Hmong Shamanism in the Diaspora

Thu, November 6, 2025 • 12:00pm - 1:00pm (1h) • Weitz Center 236: Larson Family Meeting Room
Spirit, Culture, and Survival: Reimagining Hmong Shamanism in the Diaspora. 
This talk examines Hmong shamanic traditions as both an ancestral inheritance and a living practice of resilience. Billy Lor situates Hmong spirituality within broader conversations on diaspora, adaptation, and the preservation of Southeast Asian cultural heritage in America.
Lunch provided from Rocky's Asian Bistro & BBQ.

Please join us for an intriguing conversation with Hmong Shaman Billy Lor.

Billy Lor is a 27-year-old master Hmong Shaman with over a decade of experience in spiritual guidance, cultural consulting, and education. Chosen as a shaman at a young age, Billy stems from a centuries-old bloodline of Hmong shamans, inheriting a deep-rooted passion for preserving Hmong culture and providing spiritual healing.

Billy has performed thousands of ceremonies, assisting people from diverse backgrounds in finding spiritual balance. Beyond shamanism, he is a respected cultural consultant, ensuring accurate representation of Hmong culture in various projects.

Recognized in the healthcare and mental health sectors, Billy provides workshops on integrating shamanism with modern practices. As a public speaker, he shares his insights at universities and conferences, inspiring audiences with his knowledge and experience.

This event is co-sponsored by the Office of the Chaplain and the Religion department.

Event Contact: cyin@carleton.edu
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Event Summary

Billy Lor, Hmong Shaman | Spirit, Culture, and Survival: Reimagining Hmong Shamanism in the Diaspora
  • Intended For: Students, Faculty, Staff, Emeriti, Alums, Prospective Students, Families
  • Categories: Diversity, Lecture/Panel

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