“Final Edit; Play it loud and LArge. Shipibo Shamans chanting wih images and visions from inside the ceremony. Scene from Shipibo-Konibo, the movie (avalable on Amazon) This is the time we have to reconsider what it is to be human from a shamanic perspective.“
Clip taken at an Eagle’s Wing Amazon Retreat at Mishana, showing the start of an ayahuasca ceremony. For more details, check out my website and blog; www.shamanism.co.uk http
Graham Hancock’s first stop on his 2010 North American book tour (for his novel “Entangled” www.amazon.com was Dragon*Con Atlanta. On opening night he presented his lecture “Elves, Aliens, Angels and Ayahuasca” at Eyedrum. The Disinformation Company videotaped the lecture and is pleased to present it in full for those of Graham’s readers not close to tour stops or who were otherwise unable to attend. Make no mistake, the live lectures with Question and Answer sessions are the real deal, but we hope you’ll enjoy this video nonetheless (please excuse the low lighting). For more information about his ideas and the book visit www.entangledthebook.com.
This film is dedicated to the work and play of Terrence McKenna, on the fractal edge of time, 1946 – 2000. Terence Kemp McKenna was an American author, public speaker, metaphysician, psychonaut, philosopher, ethnobotanist, art historian, and self-described anarchist, anti-materialist, environmentalist, feminist, Platonist and skeptic. During his lifetime he was noted for his knowledge of psychedelics, metaphysics, plant-based entheogens, shamanism, mysticism, Hermeticism, Neoplatonism, biology, geology, physics, phenomenology, and his concept of novelty theory. This video is included as a bonus film on the DVD “Shamans of the Amazon” now available in a 3-DVD Box Set – 260 mins – Cat# U670. Loaded with Bonus Features and featuring Terence McKenna. Go to www.UFOTV.com. “Shamans of the Amazon by Dean Jefferys is one of the best documentaries available on the use of ayahuasca in contemporary context, in traditional cultures that are being destabilized by the forces of globalization. As Jefferys’ documentary makes clear, the revival of traditional shamanic practices with ayahuasca is proving to be a potent political and propaganda tool for reaffirming and preserving cultural values and identity in indigenous societies that are buffeted by environmental, economic, and societal forces beyond their control.” – Dennis McKenna PhD, co-author The Invisible Landscape
Gringo Curandero Alan Waugh is singing an Icaros in the Shipibo language on the bank of the Rio Nanay, in the Peruvian Amazon. For more information about Alan Waugh and his healing services you can visit his web site www.alanwaugh.com. He is located in San Francisco, CA
In the Peruvian jungle Curandera Norma Panduro Havarro runs a small place called Clinica Naturista “Jose Torres Vasquez” located 45 km. from Iquitos. Here she helps people who are suffering from drug, alcohol addiction and other ailments. Norma’s healing method is a combination of Ayahuasca ceremonies, diet adjustments, spiritual guidance and chanting. She has helped many people to come back to life. “Hope at Kilometer 45″ (DVD) available at www.rollindust.com