[Note that no peyote was consumed during the ceremony shown in the video. See comments.] The documentary Fire on the Mountain: A Gathering of Shamans was filmed in 1997 at a ten-day gathering of tribal elders, wisdom keepers, and medicine women from five continents, who had travelled to Karma Ling, a Tibetan Buddhist retreat center in the French Alps, to discuss their concerns with the Dalai Lama and representatives of the worlds religions. Full documentary: video.google.com These are my personal favorite parts from the documentary featuring the Ecuadorian Shuar Shaman Hilario Arutam Chiriap and Mexican Shaman Aurelio Diaz Tekpankali from the Native Church of Itzatchilatlan. Hilario Arutam Chiriap works mainly with the sacred Ayahuasca and Aurelio Diaz Tekpankali works mainly with the sacred Peyote cactus. I have attended an Ayahuasca ceremony with Hilario Chiriap and wish to experience a Peyote ceremony with Aurelio Diaz Tekpankali.
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@Gayatridevi1008 I’ve put peyote in the title because it is shown and talked about. Apparently it implies that peyote was taken in the ceremony, so it is good that you say this once more. I will leave it in the title and add it to the deion. Thanks for your comment.
I was at this gathering with these medicine men and we didn’t ever take peyote there at Karmaling!
@micaminosagrado Mostly just trying to stay alive, which has not been easy…
@scottdavene Fascinating! And what road are you following nowadays?
did u hallucinate
@micaminosagrado Yes, I took part in the ceremonies. I took peyote and ceremonial foods as well. I remember going to the fire to be blessed by the priest, among other things. I knew that I was experiencing something very special and those experiences have always remained strong in my memory.
@scottdavene Did you take part in the ceremonies and drink Peyote as well at that age?
I was a member of the Peyote Church in Taos, New Mexico, at the age of six. I took part in Native American Peyote ceremonies. I was the only child at the ceremonies and my mother the only woman. We were the only non-Native Americans that I can remember being there.
Interesting…and music is one of my favorites…thanks friend 🙂
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Excellent creation..very powerful music and very important information..thank you my friend!
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Thank U my sister for bringing this to the attention of many…. for those who want to know…..Elders, is the English term used to describe the holy ones,Grandmother or Grandfather is the address used to speak with them.
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Hey WD. “Shaman” was used as a name on the medicineman among the lappeople in north of Europa. So it might come from Siberia. The Shaman had so mush power, that the governments in the Scandinavian countries forbidd to act as a shaman. This about 200 years ago, and the shaman could face deathpenalty. Thanks for sharing WD.
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