Indigenous people across the globe have used sacred plants and animal medicines for millennia to heal, illuminate and connect them to the web of life.

Traditionally, each culture had a healer that works on behalf of their patients, what we call the shaman. And now we find ourselves in a global village.

Is it any wonder that we need our own healers that understand the deep power and

sacredness these ancient earth medicines can reveal?

My name is Rachazam and I'm an author, filmmaker and shamanic facilitator.

Join me as I interview and sit-in ceremony, experiencing healing medicines with Western

shamans across the globe. Watch firsthand as I document a modern shamanic resurgence being passed on from indigenous tribes to a new wave of

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