Katukina Village in State Acre ~ Ancient Healers Path

Santo Daime & Ayahuasca

- where ancient wisdom meets modern society.

Let's together build conscious and sustainable global community!

MISSION

Link ancient wisdom with modern society.

Ancient Healers is a photo blog and reportage documenting the quest for ancient wisdom and mission of bringing this knowledge to the Western world.

Its a quest for deeper understanding of spirituality, healing and the role of Ayahuasca in traditional and modern communities. Undertakes the challenge to find out how could this millenary brew in form of Santo Daime positively influence Western society.

It is also continuation of photo-blog of a traveler going off the beaten track from Europe through Caribbean to discover Brazil, showing with passion this exotic and abundant land, its inhabitants and rich culture.

WELCOME WORD

I am Zbigniew and I warmly welcome you to this blog. Friends from all over the World call me just Zibi or Zbee.

If you would like to see the story on how I have got to Brazil and what inspired me mostly to start this Blog please visit: blog.iibrasil.com

Discover how exciting kitesurfing adventure has evolved into the quest for deeper understanding of spirituality, healing and the role of Ayahuasca in traditional and modern communities and how could this millenary brew in form of Santo Daime positively influence Western society.

THE PLAN

The plan is to visit during 6 months - seven to ten communities across Brazil, including those in Amazon Forest.

Starting from the Ceara State in September, followed by Sao Paulo in October and Acre. In this state I will spend more time, because there is the source - Amazon's library connected to wisdom of native people who protect the largest rain forest on Earth. Next states are Minhas Gerais, Rio de Janeiro and Bahia.

If last resources and time I will follow from Bahia through North-Eastern states up back to Ceara.

środa, 29 sierpnia 2018

Katukina Village in State Acre

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Photo reportage from Katukina Village in State Acre in Brazil (near Peru border) Indigenous living in government houses, still many don't speak any Portuguese. They are struggling to bring their tradition back to life: songs, dances, art making.