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Honoring Shipibo Wisdom with the Kurin Metsa School

by Mary Olivar, Center for Shamanic Education and Exchange Board Member “Cuando nosotros hablamos, tenemos mucho potencial en nuestra boca. El aroma y la potencia para ayudar a...

Renewal of the Xiriki-Temples of Las Latas

By Totupica Candelario Translated by Humberto Fernandez “Las Latas” Ceremonial Center 1 Tuqui (main temple); 2 xiriki of Yurameka; 3 xiriki of Kee muka; 4 xiriki of Xapa wiyame;...
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The Chawas of Chavin

By Juan Rivas Palacios I am a Chawa of the territory of Chavin, Peru, located above 10,000 feet in the Andes. Chawa is just a word for a guide. In...
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10 years ago, our organization was set in motion. Founded on the principle of generosity, the intention was to enable the continuation and growth of Indigenous cultures and shamanic practice...
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Pathways to Hozho

By Belinda Eriacho “There is a point when you have to decide and to allow yourself to fly into the unknown.” ~ Belinda Eriacho ~ Yá’át’ééh shik’éí dóó shidine’é (greetings...
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Ghaajj Navajo New Year

By Ben Boomer Long ago in the high desert plateau of what is now the southwestern United States, there was a tribe of people who gathered together in the cradle...
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The Legend of the Cedar Tree – A Cherokee Legend

A long time ago when the Cherokee people were new upon the Earth, they thought that life would be much better if there was never any night. They beseeched the...
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The Circle People and the Square People

By Ben Boomer In the mid-nineties I traveled to Zacatecas Mexico with Hopi artist and Architect Dennis Numkena. He was working on a museum exhibition that explored the relationship of...
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Anaconda Ceremony

by Kiran Lakshman A recent visit to the Shipibo shamans in the jungle terrain of Peru opened my eyes to a new level of unity between humans and Nature. It...
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Sacred Songs

by José Stevens, PhD The Shipibo are an indigenous tribe of approximately thirty-five thousand living in a far-flung area of the upper Amazon basin of Peru. Most reside in the...
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