Ayahuasca News

Abanti draws the string of a palm wood bow all the way to his ear, aiming the razor-sharp bamboo tip of an arrow straight up into the rai

Every time I eat watermelon I remember that day.  It was the dry season, when the rust-red floodwaters of Quebrada Fierro or “Iron Creek

Filmmaker Keeley Gould captures contemporary Native American culture at the 31st annual Gathering of Nations in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Over 700 tribes attend this three-day cultural heritage celebration.

Mukti Jain Campion exposes the tangled multicultural roots of yoga and its postures.

What it’s like to live with a national symbol

ESPD 50 [MEXICO & CENTRAL AMERICA]: Reflections on the Peyote Road with the Native American Church – Visions & Cosmology In 1967, a landmark symposium…

Un libro de fotografía documental y textos literarios que nos traslada a la Amazonia para conocer el trabajo de los maestros de la ayahuasca

Una de las hijas de Olivia Arévalo, Virginia Vásquez, dijo a América TV –de Lima– que Woodroffe buscó a su madre enviado por un familiar, Guillermo Arévalo, que administra ayahuasca en Iquitos, la principal ciudad de la selva norte de Perú.

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Join Kruti Parekh, Marisa Taborga Byrne, and Dane Zahorsky as they discuss Transformative Justice and how Kruti’s work is expressed throughout her life and how it shows up in our community!

About This Month’s Guest –  Kruti Parekh


Kruti Parekh has been working synergistically with young people and families in the most marginalized communities in both New York and Los Angeles for 18 years.

Kruti’s experience includes adult ally at the Youth Justice Coalition, organizing to transform the juvenile and criminal injustice systems; director for youth programs, including YouthBuild, Teen Court, and Workforce Investment Act Programs as well as domestic violence accountability, workforce development, youth empowerment, youth leadership and wellness programs.

Meaningful, community-recognized rites of passage for young people could be the key to our survival as a species.

Darcy spent her college years studying anthropology and sociology to develop an understanding of culture and social change theory. She has dedicated her life to helping young people open the door to deeper self-discovery and claim their gifts, skills and strengths. Darcy was executive director of Journeys, an organization based in suburban Seattle, and more recently helped struggling Hawaiian teens through a gardening-based therapeutic program.

This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx

For two hours we watched storm clouds gather as our speedboat cut through coffee-colored waves on the Içana River. We beached at the bas

When he pointed to the tree trunk and said the scars were from fires set by invisible forest spirits, I had no idea this supernatura

Argentina inaugurará su primer centro de atención que combinará la medicina moderna occidental y la mapuche en la provincia de Neuquén.

Filmmaker Keeley Gould captures contemporary Native American culture at the 31st annual Gathering of Nations in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Over 700 tribes attend this three-day cultural heritage celebration.

The question is less whether a dress or an idea is borrowed, than the uses to which it’s then put.

De longe ouvindo um som comecei a acompanhar imitando os sons dos passarinhos e percebi que tinha ficado bem legal, quando fui ver era essa talentosa aluna tendo aula de Piano e terminando meu serviço, fui até la e a convidei para fazermos esse pequeno vídeo com celular

Julius Caesar kept a cache of it in the government treasury and the Greeks even put it on their money. It was worth its weight in gold – but no one knows if it still exists.

Over the past several years, members of ayahuasca groups and various social media sites have referred to the supply of ayahuasca vine (Banisteriopsis caapi, Malpighiaceae) in Peru as imperiled and environmentally devastated. And yet, the largest ayahuasca retreat centers in Iquitos (Loreto region) and Pucallpa (Ucayali region) appear well supplied with this vine. I have seen cultivation of this vine in at least a dozen locations in both geographic regions, inspected large shipments of ayahuasca at some of the higher-volume ayahuasca healing centers, and observed that the supply of vine has thus far been sufficient for the current levels of demand. That said, my observations cannot be construed as definitive.

The Third Wave's founder, Paul Austin, travels to Costa Rica to experience the Rythmia spiritual retreat center, and explore the healing benefits of plant medicines.

More than 140 children were ritually killed in a single event in Peru more than 500 years ago. What could possibly have been the reason?

Sebastian Woodroffe, 41, was believed to be a patient of indigenous healer Olivia Arévalo, 81

This channel is connected with Youth Passageways an organization for people engaged & interested in "youth rites of passage" in the 21st century, along wit