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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...
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It Never Gets Back to the Mother
Max “Duramunmun” Harrison is an elder of the Yuin Nation of South East Australia. We interviewed Max sitting beside a creek near his home in Woronora, a small town outside...
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Water Drumming
A clip form the Banks Islands, Vanuatu… this is raw footage from a feature length movie, exploring music and culture in the Vanuatu islands. See the full movie at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=siDTiC…...
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The Kalash People of Pakistan
The Kalash People of Pakistan The Kalash of Pakistan are a little known people living in one of the most isolated places on earth. This clip is brought to you...
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The Mayan New Dawn
This is a new video from Ian Lungold’s website mayanmajix.com. Carl Calleman interviews Don Alejandro, a Mayan shaman about the much anticipated end of the Mayan calendar. Don Alejandro is...
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Valuing and Understanding Shamanic Elders – Perennial Wisdom
By Kevin Johnson I read this article recently posted by Mayan’s about properly interpreting the wisdom cultivated over centuries from their elders; shamans hidden from the world, often ascetic keepers...
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Wisdom of Indigenous Elders
This is a talk given in 2011 by Elizabeth Lindsey, a Native Hawaiian speaking about the wisdom of Native elders and how their wisdom is so relevant to today’s world....
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Hmong Shamanic tradition
A beautiful little piece on how a Hmong Medicine man keeps his Shamanic tradition alive with the community who has immigrated from South East Asia to America.
Cultural Diversity
Bio-diversity is where there are enough different crops to maintain a healthy, balanced and sustainable ecosystem. Mono-culture is where a single crop is mass-planted for harvesting efficiency, but a single...
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Q’ero- Ancient Andean Tribe
The Q’ero are a Quechua speaking tribe from the central mountains of Peru. Their lands cover some of the highest, most rugged and most isolated terrain in the Andes and...
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