Podcasts about Iquitos

Jan Paweł II ufał Duchowi Świętemu i kierował się Nim w misji Kościoła – podkreśla wykładowca UKSW. W rozmowie wspomina papieskie pielgrzymki i ich wpływ na Amerykę Łacińską.Jan Paweł II od początku swojego pontyfikatu kierował się głęboką wiarą w działanie Ducha Świętego. Jednym z najbardziej przełomowych momentów jego posługi była pierwsza pielgrzymka do Ameryki Łacińskiej – podróż do Meksyku na zebranie CELAM w Puebla. W tamtych czasach wielu doradzało nowemu papieżowi, by nie podejmował tego ryzyka, obawiając się, że jego misja zakończy się niepowodzeniem.Bardzo wiele osób odradzało, że ta pielgrzymka apostolska może się okazać wielkim fiaskiem, wielkim niepowodzeniem. Jan Paweł II, ja bym powiedział, właśnie w mocy Ducha Świętego, na którego się powoływał, z całym uporem duszpasterskim powiedział: jedziemy i jadę do Meksyku – wspomina o. prof. Tomasz Szyszka.Pielgrzymka okazała się wielkim sukcesem i nadała ton całemu pontyfikatowi papieża Polaka. To wtedy Jan Paweł II wypowiedział pamiętne słowa, które odbiły się szerokim echem wśród latynoskich katolików:Chcę być głosem dla tych, którzy głosu nie mają. Chcę nadać znaczenie tym, którzy są całkowicie lekceważeni.To zdanie stało się symbolem zaangażowania papieża w sprawy ludzi wykluczonych, ubogich i tych, których głos w społeczeństwie był marginalizowany.Kościół żywy i otwarty na Ducha ŚwiętegoOjciec profesor Tomasz Szyszka zwraca uwagę, że często mówi się o różnych aspektach nauczania Jana Pawła II, ale rzadziej podkreśla się jego głęboką wiarę w działanie Ducha Świętego.My bardzo często powołujemy się na różne wydarzenia związane z jego życiem i pontyfikatem. Ale jeśli uważamy, że Jan Paweł II zostawił nam wielkie dziedzictwo, to powinniśmy korzystać z tego impulsu ewangelizacyjnego, misyjnego – podkreśla duchowny.Nie chodzi o zamykanie pamięci o papieżu w muzeach, lecz o kontynuowanie jego dzieła poprzez żywą wiarę i działanie.Jan Paweł II cieszył się wielką wiarygodnością, ponieważ był człowiekiem wiary, modlitwy i pozwalał się prowadzić Duchowi Świętemu – zaznacza o. prof. Tomasz Szyszka.Papież Polak nie bał się wyzwań i wierzył, że z Bożą pomocą wszystko jest możliwe.Dla Jana Pawła II nie było rzeczy niemożliwych. Wszystko da się zrealizować, jeśli robimy to jako ludzie wiary i prosimy o obecność Ducha Świętego – dodaje gość "Poranka Wnet".Ameryka Łacińska – kontynent żywej pamięci o Janie Pawle IIChoć od papieskich pielgrzymek do Ameryki Łacińskiej minęły już dekady, pamięć o Janie Pawle II jest tam wciąż żywa.Jan Paweł II jest pamiętany. Może nie tak mocno jak w Polsce, ale w Meksyku ta pamięć jest niezwykle żywa – mówi o. Tomasz Szyszka.Wielu Latynosów nadal nosi w sercach jego słowa, a tamtejszy Kościół dynamicznie się rozwija, inspirując się jego nauczaniem.To jest Kościół żywy, rozwijający się w mocy Ducha Świętego. Świadczą o tym wszelkie inicjatywy, takie jak synodalność czy programy duszpasterskie– podkreśla duchowny.Rozmówca Krzysztofa Skowrońskiego i Piotra Dmitrowicza zauważa, że dodatkowym impulsem dla Ameryki Łacińskiej stał się wybór papieża Franciszka:Latynosi poczuli świeży powiew Ducha Świętego, kiedy zobaczyli, że papież pochodzi z ich kontynentu. Pojawiło się poczucie dumy, że świat patrzy na Amerykę Łacińską.Osobiste wspomnienia i żywa pamięćOjciec profesor Tomasz Szyszka przyznaje, że choć osobiście nie spotkał Jana Pawła II, miał okazję rozmawiać z wieloma osobami, które przygotowywały jego pielgrzymki do Ameryki Łacińskiej. Ich wspomnienia pełne były wzruszenia i emocji, mimo upływu lat. Najbardziej poruszające były jego spotkania z Indianami, którzy nadal wspominają papieża jako kogoś, kto ich dostrzegł i docenił.Kiedyś w Iquitos, w Puszczy Amazońskiej, przedstawiłem się jako Polak. Starsi ludzie natychmiast zareagowali: ‘Papa es charapa' – papież jest żółwiem. To było ich czułe określenie dla Jana Pawła II– opowiada o. Tomasz Szyszka.Równie wzruszające było spotkanie w Manaus, gdzie starsi mieszkańcy, wspominając wizytę papieża, spontanicznie zaczęli śpiewać pieśni z tamtych czasów, spierając się o dokładne słowa.Było widać, jak to przeżywali. Po tylu dekadach nadal było to dla nich coś ważnego, coś, co zapadło nie tylko w ich umysłach, ale w sercach – mówi profesor.Dziedzictwo, które trwaO.prof. Tomasz Szyszka uważa, że Jan Paweł II pozostawił po sobie nie tylko pamięć, ale i konkretne przesłanie – by Kościół był otwarty na Ducha Świętego i pozwalał Mu działać:Zapominamy o tej wielkiej sile poruszającej Kościół – obecności Ducha Świętego. To On wskazuje drogi, którymi mamy podążać. Jego słowa przypominają, że dziedzictwo papieża Polaka nie jest zamkniętą historią, lecz wciąż żywym impulsem dla współczesnego Kościoła.

When the first cases of COVID-19 began to spread around the world in early 2020, people in Iquitos, a remote city in the heart of the Peruvian Amazon, weren't unduly worried. They assumed their isolation would protect them. It didn't. Peru, and Iquitos, were hit fast, and hard. In a surreal situation, people were left to fend for themselves, fighting to get hold of oxygen on the black market for their loved ones and forced to put themselves in danger to survive. In this episode we speak to researcher Japhy Wilson from Bangor University in Wales who spent a year living in Iquitos, trying to understand what happened there during the pandemic. This episode was written and produced by Gemma Ware with assistance from Mend Mariwany and Katie Flood. Sound design was by Eloise Stevens and theme music by Neeta Sarl. Full credits for this episode are available. Sign up here for a free daily newsletter from The Conversation.If you like the show, please consider donating to The Conversation, an independent, not-for-profit news organisation.

Why war-prone Western leaders need Ayahuasca, how Aya PTSD treatment enables Western soldiers to make healthier life choices and much more... We travel from sanitised Yale to jungle purges with Max C Wood (IG) today, who's working on psychological and biological markers for the therapeutic potential of Ayahuasca in traditional (Shipibo) settings with research organisation, Onaya. Based in the heart of the Allpahuayo-Mishana National Reserve near Iquitos in Peru, the Ayahuasca Foundation's Riosbo Research Center is Onaya Science's main research hub. The team works alongside the Indigenous healers to design and conduct studies into ceremonial ayahuasca, involving them at every stage of the research. Check out the valuable work Onaya are doing here at their website and follow them on Instagram Onaya (IG) You can connect with Max on LinkedIn here.Connect with Thor on LinkedIn here and check out his 5 star coaching client feedback on TrustPilot here

What if living a fulfilling life wasn't about finding your purpose?What if, instead of chasing purpose, you let life guide you to the passions, experiences, and opportunities meant for you?That's exactly what we explored in this episode of Follow Your Spark with Death Doula and Medicine Woman, Kimberly Dawkins.Kimberly didn't seek out this path—it found her. All she had to do was say YES.If you're ready to step into your full power, embrace your gifts, and live a life that feels true to you, this episode is a must listen!IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL HEAR ABOUT:Shifting from fearing the unknown to embracing it with excitement. The role of a Death Doula in bringing peace to the end of life.A healing light activation song to awaken your highest potential.Fate vs. Destiny—how to step into your power as a creator. The key to confidently sensing your true YES and NO.MORE ABOUT KIMBERLY: Kimberly Dawkins, founder of Ener-Ki, LLC, is an Energy Medicine Woman, Reiki Master, Light Code Practitioner, and Sound Healer. Rooted in African American and Indigenous traditions, her journey spans from South Carolina to the transformative landscapes of Iquitos, Peru. The passing of her mother awakened her true calling, leading her to deep training in energy medicine. Certified as a Death Doula (Going with Grace) and Master Practitioner of Energy Medicine Healing (The Four Winds Society), Kimberly is dedicated to guiding others through life's cycles with wisdom, compassion, and healing. STAY CONNECTED WITH KIMBERLY:WEBSITE: www.ener-ki.comINSTAGRAM: @enerki_wellnessFACEBOOK: Ener-Ki WellnessMORE ABOUT GINA CASBARRO:Gina Casbarro is a certified Life Designer®  coach and feng shui expert who empowers her clients to blaze their own path and design the life and space of their dreams.Gina's passion for coaching began as a manager at lululemon where she spent more than eight years coaching hundreds of people to develop as leaders and crush their goals. Her love of nature, symbolism, and intuition led her to feng shui. She now weaves these passions together to support her clients in aligning their mindset, their lifestyle, and their environment with their truest goals and values.To learn more about how 1:1 coaching could support YOU to follow your spark, book a free Consult Call at www.ginacasbarro.com.LOOKING FOR 1:1 SUPPORT?Book a free Clarity Call here to see how coaching can support you: https://ginacasbarro.com/claritycallSTAY CONNECTED WITH GINA:Website: https://ginacasbarro.comInstagram: @gina_casbarroTOOLS TO HELP YOU FOLLOW YOUR SPARK:Download Gina's Top 15 Transformational Tools and join the email list here: https://www.ginacasbarro.com/transformational-toolsMusic: https://www.purple-plan

Dans le supplément de ce dimanche, Grand reportage week-end est entièrement consacré au changement climatique. En première partie, direction l'Allemagne, la capitale doit faire rapidement le nécessaire pour s'adapter aux effets du changement climatique. En deuxième partie, direction le Pérou, à Iquitos, où les riverains du fleuve Amazone subissent les dégâts du changement climatique (sécheresse, inondations). Berlin, ville éponge : sur la voie de l'adaptation au changement climatique Berlin vit la plus importante transformation de son histoire. Comme d'autres grandes villes dans le monde, la capitale allemande et ses quatre millions d'habitants doit faire vite pour s'adapter aux effets du changement climatique. La municipalité a donc adopté un nouveau concept : celui de la « ville-éponge ». Il s'agit de permettre à la terre d'absorber l'eau. Ou bien de la collecter pour la rendre ensuite disponible en période de sécheresse. Depuis 2018, pour chaque nouvelle construction, plus aucune goutte de pluie ne doit partir dans les canalisations. Cela pose des défis considérables et oblige à trouver des solutions innovantes.Un Grand reportage de Stefanie Schüler qui s'entretient avec Jacques Allix. À Iquitos, au Pérou, le changement climatique bouleverse le quotidien des riverains de l'Amazone Cette année encore, l'Amazonie connaît l'une des pires sécheresses, les images satellites sont édifiantes : des fleuves à sec, des bateaux échoués... Au Pérou, dans la région d'Iquitos, tout tourne autour de l'Amazone. Le fleuve géant de l'Amérique du Sud. Les habitants du quartier de Belen et des communautés alentours n'ont plus de repères face à des cycles de sécheresse et d'inondation, totalement bouleversés.La pêche, l'agriculture, le transport, l'éducation, la santé, le logement… pas un secteur n'échappe à ces chamboulements, faute de plan d'adaptation des autorités, les habitants tentent de faire face au jour le jour.Un Grand reportage de Juliette Chaignon qui s'entretient avec Jacques Allix.    

Cette année encore, l'Amazonie connaît l'une des pires sécheresses, les images satellites sont édifiantes : des fleuves à sec, des bateaux échoués... Au Pérou, dans la région d'Iquitos, tout tourne autour de l'Amazone. Le fleuve géant de l'Amérique du Sud. Les habitants du quartier de Belen et des communautés alentours n'ont plus de repères face à des cycles de sécheresse et d'inondation, totalement bouleversés. La pêche, l'agriculture, le transport, l'éducation, la santé, le logement… pas un secteur n'échappe à ces chamboulements, faute de plan d'adaptation des autorités, les habitants tentent de faire face au jour le jour.«À Iquitos, au Pérou, le changement climatique bouleverse le quotidien des riverains de l'Amazone», un Grand reportage de Juliette Chaignon.

In this episode of The Psychedelic Podcast, Paul F. Austin welcomes Carlos Tanner, founder and director of the Ayahuasca Foundation in Iquitos, Peru. Find full show notes and links here: https://thethirdwave.co/podcast/episode-277-carlos-tanner/?ref=278  Carlos shares his transformative journey from addiction to becoming an apprentice of master shaman Don Juan Tangoa Paima, leading to the creation of the Ayahuasca Foundation in 2009. He discusses the integration of Western educational approaches with ancestral healing traditions, the foundation's groundbreaking research on ayahuasca's effects on PTSD, and his vision for bridging indigenous wisdom with modern psychedelic therapy. Carlos Tanner has been studying ayahuasca and plant medicine in the Amazon Rainforest since 2003. As the director of the Ayahuasca Foundation, which he founded in 2009 in Iquitos, Peru, Carlos organizes healing retreats and educational courses led by indigenous curanderos. These programs help people heal from conditions ranging from depression to cancer or learn about Amazonian ancestral healing traditions. Since 2017, the Ayahuasca Foundation has partnered with Onaya Science to research the ayahuasca tradition's effects on depression, anxiety, and trauma. The research has led to over a dozen published articles showing significant reductions in depression and anxiety symptoms, along with improvements in PTSD, chronic pain, and other health issues. Highlights: Journey from depression and addiction to discovering ayahuasca in Peru The transformative experience of his first ayahuasca ceremonies Background on Don Juan Tangoa Paima and his unique multicultural lineage Development of structured educational programs for ayahuasca training Discussion of the art form approach to plant medicine Evolution of the Ayahuasca Foundation over 15 years The importance of spirit relationships in healing work Research on ayahuasca and PTSD Ayahuasca's potential effects on PTSD and childhood trauma Episode Sponsor: The Practitioner Certification Program by Third Wave's Psychedelic Coaching Institute.

Maite Graus ist aus der Selva Perus, aus Iquitos. Jetzt sorgt sie für Bildung in der Selva Negra, dem Schwarzwald.

Iquitos es una ciudad de más de 400.000 habitantes situada en el corazón de la Amazonía peruana y a la que solo se puede acceder en barco o en avión. En los últimos años, se ha convertido en el foco de tráfico de fauna salvaje en una de las zonas con mayor biodiversidad del mundo. Más de 300 especies en Perú están directamente amenazadas por este contrabando. Las autoridades peruanas confiscan casi 5.000 animales cada año, al tiempo que persiguen la venta y la posesión de animales salvajes, sobre todo en el mercado de Belén. Un reportaje de Guillaume Gosalbes, Florent A. Motey y Josh Vardey.

Iquitos is a city of over 400,000 inhabitants located at the heart of the Peruvian Amazon and accessible only by boat or plane. In recent years, it has become a hotbed of wildlife trafficking in one of the world's most biodiverse areas. More than 300 species in Peru are directly threatened by this trafficking. The Peruvian authorities confiscate almost 5,000 animals every year, while tracking down the sale and possession of wild animals – particularly at the Belen market in Iquitos. FRANCE 24's Guillaume Gosalbes and Florent A. Motey report, with Josh Vardey.

Le Premier ministre haïtien élit domicile dans les locaux du Grand Quartier général des Forces armées d'Haïti – tout en conservant un bureau à la Résidence officielle.  L'information est à lire dans Le Nouvelliste. Ce nouveau bureau lui permettra de travailler aussi comme ministre de l'Intérieur – il a la double casquette. « Cette décision participe à une stratégie visant à reconquérir l'espace administratif au centre-ville de Port-au-Prince », écrit la quotidien haïtien, qui rappelle que depuis le 29 février dernier le Champ de Mars s'est transformé en théâtre d'affrontements armés entre forces de l'ordre et criminels.Problème de salaire pour les policiers kényansToujours dans Le Nouvelliste, on apprend que la police kényane déployée en Haïti – 400 hommes pour le moment – n'aurait pas reçu l'intégralité du salaire promis depuis deux mois. Le quotidien haïtien reprend des informations données par CNN. « Les officiers kényans s'attendaient à recevoir un supplément important pour leur déploiement en Haïti, une mission épuisante plus typique d'une force militaire que d'une force de police », écrit Le Nouvelliste. Certains, interrogés par CNN, ont dit leur frustration alors qu'ils ont besoin d'argent pour payer les frais de scolarité de leurs enfants – la rentrée au Kenya, c'est cette semaine. Il y a deux jours, la Mission multinationale de sécurité affirmait que les fonds devaient être versés cette semaine.Les États-Unis « auraient pu aller plus loin » concernant Michel MartellyAvoirs gelés, interdiction de commercer et de se rendre aux États-Unis : l'ancien président haïtien Michel Martelly est visé depuis la semaine dernière par une série de sanctions décrétées par l'administration Biden. Elle l'accuse d'avoir facilité le trafic de drogue et perpétué la crise sécuritaire qui touche le pays.Vincent Souriau a interrogé à ce sujet Rosy Auguste Ducéna, responsable de programme au Réseau national de défense des droits humains. Nous pensons, explique l'avocate, que les États-Unis « auraient pu aller plus loin » – elle évoque le cas d'autres criminels vivant en Haïti ayant été extradés pour être jugés aux États-Unis. Le RNDDH estime quand même que participer aux élections va être compliqué, « si ce n'est pour tout le parti, au moins pour Michel Martelly ».Rosy Auguste Ducéna souligne aussi qu'« en Haïti, nous avons besoin de constituer les dossiers sur lesquels se sont penchées les autorités américaines pour arriver à ces sanctions. Ce devrait être un accord systématique entre l'État haïtien et les autres États qui prennent des sanctions contre des personnes qui sont impliquées dans le maintien du climat de terreur dans lequel nous vivons ici en Haïti ».Nouvel appel à comparution du candidat à la présidentielle vénézuélienneAu Venezuela, Edmundo Gonzales, qui était le candidat de l'opposition à la présidentielle – opposition qui revendique la victoire, est cité ce mardi à comparaître. Lundi déjà, rappelle El Universal, l'ancien candidat de la Plateforme démocratique unie devait « témoigner de son implication dans des délits liés à la divulgation de registres électoraux », mais il ne s'était pas présenté.Les registres électoraux, justement : le Conseil national électoral ne les a toujours pas publiés. Allait-il le faire ce lundi, alors que le site du CNE était de nouveau en ligne, après un mois de fermeture – il affirmait avoir été victime d'une attaque informatique il y a un mois, juste au moment où il allait annoncer la victoire de Nicolas Maduro. Non, pas de publication, note Tal Cual. La mise en ligne n'aura de toute façon pas duré longtemps, pour cause, affirme Ultimas Noticias, quotidien proche du pouvoir, de nouvelle attaque informatique. Mais au final, s'agit-il d'attaque ou de censure ? s'interroge Tal Cual. Censure pour ne pas publier les registres électoraux. Car selon des spécialistes, les copies de ces registres qu'a publié l'opposition pour montrer qu'elle avait gagné, copies qui affirme le pouvoir sont des faux, correspondent bien au vote du 28 juillet. Et certains affirment, après avoir étudié l'« échafaudage technique » du site du CNE, que le mois de blocage n'est pas dû à un piratage, mais bien à une désactivation du portail.Frictions en Amérique latine suite à la situation au VenezuelaDaniel Ortega, le président nicaraguayen, a qualifié de « honteuse » la gestion des élections vénézuéliennes par le président brésilien Lula, rapporte au Brésil Estadao. Il l'accuse d'être aligné sur les intérêts des États-Unis – et rappelle au passage d'anciens scandales de corruption liés à son parti. Critique aussi du président colombien Petro, pour les mêmes raisons. Lula, rappelle Estadao, « autrefois allié historique du chavisme, a adopté une position critique » depuis la proclamation de la victoire de Nicolas Maduro. Il a même suggéré d'organiser de nouvelles élections et déclaré que le Venezuela vivait sous un régime « très désagréable ».José Ruben Zamora, en liberté conditionnelle, reste en prisonAu Guatemala, un tribunal estime que José Ruben Zamora, le journaliste et fondateur du journal El Periodiquo peut, en attendant un nouveau procès, bénéficier de la liberté conditionnelle avec assignation à résidence. C'est quand même la seconde fois que le tribunal prend cette décision, rappelle La Hora ​​​​​​​: la première, c'était le 15 mai dernier, mais à la demande du ministère publique elle avait été révoquée et José Ruben Zamora était resté en prison. Seconde tentative donc du tribunal, mais de toute façon, indique Prensa Libre, le journaliste ne pourra pas sortir de sa cellule, parce qu'il fait face à un autre procès. Malgré tout, il s'est dit satisfait de la décision, précisant : « je suis serein, je ne survis pas, je vis. J'ai mes livres, mes lectures. »Le journaliste de 68 ans est enfermé depuis juillet 2022, écrit Prensa Comunitaria, pour blanchiment – le jugement a depuis été annulé, et dans une autre affaire pour obstruction à la justice. Il y a un mois, le président Bernardo Arévalo, qui dirige le pays depuis le début de l'année, qualifiait d'« abus de pouvoir » les poursuites engagées contre José Ruben Zamora, parlant d'un « exemple clair de la corruption et de l'abus de pouvoir qui règne dans le ministère public ».Iquitos, plaque-tournante du trafic illégal de faune sauvageIquitos, 500 000 habitants, une ville enclavée au cœur de l'Amazonie et accessible en bateau et avion seulement. Pourtant, ces dernières années, elle est devenue un haut-lieu du trafic de faune sauvage, dans une zone parmi les plus riches en biodiversité dans le monde. L'an dernier, les autorités péruviennes ont confisqué plus de 5 000 animaux voués au trafic et traquent la vente et la possession de faune sauvage – en particulier sur le marché de Belen, à Iquitos, où plus d'un quart des produits animaux vendus sont issus d'espèces menacées ou en voie de le devenir.Juliette Chaignon a suivi le procureur Franco Gonzalez, accompagné d'une dizaine de policiers et fonctionnaires. Certains animaux sont aussi traqués à des fins spirituelles, médicinales ou d'artisanat. Sur le marché Anaconda, un marché sur pilotis, en bord de fleuve, des marchands explique : « On va finir par mourir de faim ! Ils nous prennent toute notre marchandise. Les peuples indigènes viennent nous vendre leurs produits et nous si on leur achète, c'est aussi pour les soutenir. » Une policière explique de son côté croire à l'évolution des mentalités, mais, explique Judith Chaignon, la demande ne baisse pas et ce trafic illégal augmente dans le pays, poussé par la vente en ligne.

En este episodio invitados especiales de iglesias anabautistas de Perú animan a la participación de la celebración de 500 años del anabautismo. Pastor Roberto Mosquera de Cusco, pastor David Moreno de Iquitos, pastor Orlando Panta de Piura y el hermano Caleb Cutipa de Huakarpay conversan y animan a los hermanos y hermanas de las iglesias anabautistas de América del Sur a participar de la celebración en Cusco en enero del 2025. Celebrando 500 años del anabautismo- Cusco 2025 (500cusco.com (www.500cusco.com))

I recently took an Ayahuasca journey - eight days at Spiritquest Sanctuary in Iquitos, Peru. As requested, I've recounted the journey -from what Ayahuasca is, to why I picked Spiritquest and how the Amazon tradition was helpful, right on through the visions and the purging.

El Congreso aprobó, en primera votación, la Ley de fortalecimiento de los partidos políticos nacionales que elimina a los movimientos regionales de toda elección popular. A falta de una votación más para que el Parlamento tome esta decisión, ¿qué opina la ciudadanía en Junín, Trujillo, Iquitos y Cusco sobre el tema? Escuchemos el siguiente informe.

INCREÍBLE: Un reporte interno del Minedu recomienda censurar 22 libros por contener palabras como "dictadura", "conflicto social" o "educación sexual integral". MIENTRAS TANTO: ¡Se aburrió de Lima! Alcalde López Aliaga se lanza a la presidencia desde Iquitos y anuncia tren hasta el Amazonas (¿?). ADEMÁS: Se acabó la telenovela, María Caruajulca asumirá como nueva Procuradora. Y... Mañana es el festival por el mono choro de cola amarilla y tenemos un sorteo para ustedes. **** ¿Te gustó este episodio? ¿Buscas las fuentes de los datos mencionados hoy? SUSCRÍBETE en http://patreon.com/ocram para acceder a nuestros GRUPOS EXCLUSIVOS de Telegram y WhatsApp. También puedes hacerte MIEMBRO de nuestro canal de YouTube aquí https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCP0AJJeNkFBYzegTTVbKhPg/join **** Únete a nuestro CANAL de WhatsApp aquí https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaAgBeN6RGJLubpqyw29 **** Para más información legal: http://laencerrona.pe

LA FABRIK AUDIO et TV5MONDE présentent le podcast Les Aventuriers. Ce mois-ci c'est Julien l'aventurier. Il a 24 ans. Il est parti voyager 7 mois en Amérique du Sud.Un voyage en 2 parties :- Le tour de la Patagonie solo en auto-stop pendant 4 mois. Plus de 9 000 km à bord d'environ 160 voitures. Départ de Buenos Aires, il a pris la fameuse « Ruta 40 » qui passe par des lieux incroyables comme Bariloche, El Chaltén, le glacier Perito Moreno, pour arriver à Ushuaïa avant de remonter ensuite par le Chili et le parc Torres del Paine.- Un tour du Pérou pendant 2 mois de Cusco jusqu'à Iquitos dans la forêt amazonienne en passant par Lima : plusieurs treks, 3 jours passés sur un bateau en Amazonie, et des expériences spirituelles avec des shamans…Les Aventuriers présenté et mixé par Florent Mounier, fondateur de La Fabrik Audio. A écouter sur toutes les plateformes de podcasts et sur le site de La Fabrik Audio.Pour retrouver les aventures de Julien :- Youtube : Tincho- Instagram : tincho.adventuresPour retrouver des destinations à ne pas manquer ainsi que les actualités du tourisme durable, rendez-vous sur le site voyage de TV5MONDE : https://voyage.tv5monde.com/. Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Did you know that the plant-based medicine Ayahuasca can help people in need of healing?

When we think of the Amazon region, I think its fair to say that most of us think of the vast expanses of virgin rainforests, crossed by the largest river who gives the area its name. We don't usually think of cities. And yet, Amazonia is home to 40 million people, 80% of which live in cities. IN other words, from the perspective of the human population, Amazonia is urban. To discuss this, I talk to Adrián Lerner Patrón about two articles. The first, published in NACLA, is titled “The Amazon's Forgotten Cities', and the second titled “The Ruins of a Steel Mill: Planetary Urbanization in the Brazilian Amazon”, linked in the show notes. We talk about the history of urbanization in Amazonia, focusing on Iquitos in Peru and Manaos in Brazil, including the particularities of cities formed in extractive frontiers, the militarized logic to secure them, and the rise and fall of developmentalist hubris. We delve into the histoyr of the SIDERAMA (Companhia Siderúrgica da Amazônia Sociedade Anônima) steel mill - created in 1961 and liquidated in 1997 - through the lens of planetary urbanization. Overall, Adrián invites us to think about what is unique about Amazonia cities, but also to understand the global reach of urbanization during the 2nd half of the twentieth century and the need to rethink the role of Amazonia during the Anthropocene. Adrián Lerner Patrón is a Philomathia Fellow in the Consortium for the Global South at the University of Cambridge, with a focus on “Ecologies in Place,” and a lecturer and research associate in Global History at the Free University of Berlin.  I also want to add that this episode is our first in collaboration with NACLA - the North American Congress on Latin America. (NACLA) is an independent, nonprofit organization founded in 1966 to examine and critique U.S. imperialism and political, economic, and military intervention in the Western hemisphere. You can find the two articles here: "The Amazon's Forgotten Cities" in NACLA  "The Ruins of a Steel Mill: Planetary Urbanization in the Brazilian Amazon” in the Journal of Urban History

Join us for a fun episode featuring bestselling author Piper Bayard! Piper, a multifaceted personality—author, recovering attorney, dancer, potter, and former hospice volunteer—shares her journey alongside Jay Holmes, a covert 50-year veteran of espionage operations. In this conversation, Piper delves into her collaborative work with Jay, their shared passion for espionage, and their Apex Predator thriller series, "The Caiman of Iquitos," available at BayardandHolmes.com.

¡Nuestro primer ganadora del premio TIP Hero en el podcast!En el corazón de la ciudad peruana de Iquitos, la dedicación inquebrantable de una mujer brilla como un faro de esperanza en medio de las sombras de la trata de personas. Los notables esfuerzos de Paola Hittscher en la lucha contra esta lacra moderna no solo le han ganado admiración, sino también el prestigioso Premio Héroe TIP del Departamento de Estado.La historia de Paola es una de altruismo y determinación. Con sus propios recursos, ha intervenido repetidamente para apoyar a las víctimas, a menudo utilizando su propio dinero para proporcionar refugio, atención médica y otras necesidades básicas. Sus acciones ejemplifican un compromiso raro de poner las necesidades de los sobrevivientes primero, demostrando que la verdadera defensa va más allá de las palabras hacia acciones tangibles y transformadoras.A través de su organización en Iquitos, Paola se ha convertido en un salvavidas para aquellos atrapados en los horrores de la trata, ofreciendo no solo refugio, sino también empoderamiento y un camino para recuperar sus vidas. Su enfoque es holístico, abordando las complejas necesidades de los sobrevivientes con compasión y experiencia.Recibir el premio TIP (Trata de Personas) es un testimonio de las extraordinarias contribuciones de Paola. Este reconocimiento, el más alto que un defensor de la trata de personas puede recibir, subraya el profundo impacto de su trabajo y sirve como un llamado a la acción y apoyo continuo contra esta injusticia global.Acompáñanos en este episodio mientras nos adentramos en el inspirador viaje de Paola Hittscher, explorando los desafíos que enfrenta, las vidas que toca y el espíritu incansable que la impulsa hacia adelante en la lucha por la justicia y la dignidad para todos.https://andina.pe/ingles/noticia-perus-prosecutor-paola-hittscher-honored-as-us-2023-tip-report-hero-944084.aspxhttps://www.meridian.org/news/from-pakistan-to-peru-how-ivlp-tip-heroes-are-shaping-the-fight-against-human-trafficking/

MEET THE AUTHOR Podcast - Episode 135 - DISMUKES, HOLLIS & PEARSONOriginally Aired Wednesday December 20,2023 Featuring Author GEORGE DISMUKES, PUBLISHER PAUL HOLLIS & Marketing Expert HANNAH PEARSONABOUT GEORGE: GEORGE DISMUKES spent the first half of his life in pursuit of adventure. This ranged from bullfighting as a youth to milking poisonous snakes professionally at Ross Allen's Reptile Institute in Silver Springs, Florida. The early 60s found him chasing wild animals across the Serengeti in the movie business and operating an animal export company in Iquitos, Peru.He spent many years exploring archaeological sites of the ancient Maya Indians in Central America and studying their lost civilization. He also lived in Honduras, where the story, TWO FACES OF THE JAGUAR and the sequel, RETURN TO THE LOST CITY OF THE MONKEY GOD takes place. This story has now become a 4 book series with THE JAGUAR'S QUEST and RETURN OF THE JAGUAR.ABOUT PAUL: Paul Hollis is an American author of fictional terrorism and espionage. His bestselling trilogy, The Hollow Man Series, follows a U.S. government analyst and his partner in an odyssey of suspense across Europe. Paul Hollis always had wanderlust, living in twelve states and eventually working in all fifty, lured him with the idea of touring the world at someone else's expense. He has lived and worked in over 50 countries across five continents while teaching companies about growing global implications.Paul's travel experiences inspire the novels in “The Hollow Man” series, bringing the streets and villages of Europe to life and offering a unique viewpoint to his mesmerizing thrillers. He recently started a book publishing company.ABOUT HANNAH: Hannah Pearson is the founder of The Grow-Getters, a social media marketing agency designed to help business owners build brand awareness & generate revenue through online communities. She has a diverse background in digital marketing with over four years of experience, as well as a bachelor's degree in Public Relations and Advertising.Watch or listen to all episodes at: www.IndieBookSource.com

My Ayahuasca teacher, Jess Gold, interviewed me for her podcast, the Cielo Community Podcast! I decided to share the interview here as well. I have been working with Jess the past 4 years and now helping to facilitate ceremony. Jess has been serving the Medicine and leading ceremonies for the last eight years and she is currently continuing her medicine path to become a Tabaquera under the tutelage Maestro Tabaquero Ernesto García de la Torres in Iquitos, Peru. 

On this episode Matt sits down with Timofey “Tima” Trofimenkov. Tima is an entrepreneur, an artist and an apprentice of Shipibo medicine path. Native to a small arctic village in northern Kamchatka peninsula, Russia. Growing up, Tima lived mostly off the resources of the land, fostering a profound bond with nature. In his formative years, nature not only supplied food and medicine but also became an integral part of his being, inspiration and source of wonder and freedom.       In subsequent years, after an extended period as a student, Tima experienced urban life in New York City before eventually relocating to San Antonio, TX. Over the past decade spent in San Antonio, he has not only established several companies but has also resided and conducted his creative endeavors at Studio 111, his art gallery and multimedia art space. While active within the flourishing art community of San Antonio, Tima applied his knowledge in herbal medicine to launch Element Kombucha, a pioneering beverage company in the region.       Concurrently with his work in Texas, 11 years ago he embarked on the journey with sacred Ayahuasca medicine in the jungles of Peru. Frequently visiting Peruvian jungles over the years he developed a profound appreciation for Shipibo healing traditions. Over the years through sacred plant dieting and myriads of ceremonies he grew his relationships with his teachers, Shipibo maestros of medicine, subsequently becoming apprentice to their medicine. He is a part of the community at Caya Shobo Healing Center in Iquitos, Peru where you can find him frequently helping with group facilitations while maintaining a parallel focus on ongoing learning, plant dieting and cultivation of his medicine.       During the conversation Tima shares the story of founding Element Kombucha, and how his passion for the herbal tea began. The two then dive into his initial experiences with Ayahuasca that lead him to take on the medicine path and begin dieting plants regularly, also called 'dieta'. Matt asks several questions to clarify what dieta consists of, and how it is performed. They also touch on the light and dark sides of cannabis, tobacco and shamanism generally. This episode was recorded in-person so it has an intimate and unique vibe. Please enjoy!         Find Tima: https://www.instagram.com/studio111_sa/       Find Matt: https://www.instagram.com/xianarchive/   https://www.youtube.com/@XianArchive       Sponsored by Element Kombucha: https://elementkombucha.com/   Use code 'Xian11' at checkout to save 11%   --- Sponsored by SHEATH: https://sheathunderwear.com   Use code 'TIMEWHEEL' at checkout to save 20%

Escucha aquí la opinión de Glatzer Tuesta, conductor del programa No Hay Derecho. En esta edición de No Hay Derecho abordaremos, entre otros temas: - Congreso censura al ministro del Interior Vicente Romero. - ANC abre nuevo proceso disciplinario a fiscal José Domingo Pérez. - Ciudadanos de Ayacucho e Iquitos se movilizan en defensa del agua.

En este episodio del lunes, el productor comenta sobre su experiencia en los Premios Rolling Stone en Español realizado en la ciudad de Miami Beach en el Fillmore, algunos datos curiosos. Hablamos sobre la entrevista que sale este viernes con la artista peruana, Fe Baca y sin terminar, de hablar de sucesos penosos que ha pasado. No se lo pierdan. Canciones mencionadas en orden: iLe feat. Ivy Queen - Algo bonito Los Wemblers de Iquitos - Lamento selvatico Sofia Kourtesis - Habla con ella Aveparda - Que se caiga el cielo Yoshi - Afterhours Flower hour - Se acabo Cohetes - Decirnos adios Swing Original Monks feat. Chloe Silva - Ponmela Fe Baca - Piedra angular Black Pumas - Gemini Sun Thomas Day - Not my job anymore Cavito Mendoza - Gris Angie McMahon - Fireball Whiskey Síguenos en: Instagram: @mixtape_lado_a Spotify: Mixtape: Lado A Amazon Music: Mixtape Lado A Apple Podcast: Mixtape Lado A Envíen sus comentarios o propuestas de sponsor en nuestro correo: Mixtapeladoa@gmail.com

José Manuyama, presidente del Comité de Defensa del Agua de Iquitos, conversa con Glatzer Tuesta en el Bloque Cultural de No Hay Derecho de Ideeleradio. No Hay Derecho en vivo de lunes a viernes, desde las 7 a. m., por el YouTube y Facebook de Ideeleradio.

Last month, there were bizarre reports that residents of a Peruvian village have been living in fear because they claim to be constantly terrorized by an alien breed they call “Los Falcaras” which loosely translated means, “The Face Peelers.” These creatures have been described as looking like the Green Goblin from the Spiderman comics and can shapeshift like the aliens in “The Predator” films. Around the same time as the incident, some 87 US Marines were being deployed with the Peruvian Navy at the Iquitos Base. Iquitos is near the small village where these terrifying attacks occurred. Were these troops the so-called alien attackers? Or were these troops called in to fight these alien predators and protect the village using the joint bilateral exchange project as a cover? Tonight on Ground Zero, Clyde Lewis talks about PLAKARA – ATTACK OF THE FACE PEELERS.Originally Broadcast On 8/30/2023This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4878838/advertisement

It is no secret that the world of plant medicines is exploding in popularity at the present time. More & more people are switching from the normal protocols associated with areas of life such as mental health, physical health & spirituality as a whole & are instead looking to engage with these ancient modalities for outcomes such as healing, self awareness, etc. This being said, many are finding that within this current popularization, there are more & more practitioners coming forth, some of whom have no formal training & are endangering those they are choosing to serve, instead of helping them. With this challenge, it has brought light to the importance of being able to find organizations & individuals within those organizations that are truly fit to not only serve the medicine, but also to serve those who come to them thereafter with integration plans, follow ups, etc. Todays guest on the show is someone I am extremely excited to chat with as he has dedicated his life to not only making this goal a reality within his business, the Ayahuasca foundation, which he began in 2008, but to also allow those who come to experience the FULL tradition associated with the medicine of Ayahuasca, indigenous wisdom & culture, & Peruvian culture as a whole. For those of you currently seeking a center that you can experience these traditions within & also sign up for courses, training, etc., this is an episode you will surely want to dive into!Show Notes:(01:38) Carlos' Bio.(02:40) How did Carlos first get into psychedelic medicines?(08:09) Carlos' first ayahuasca experience.  (11:40) Is Aya a feminine medicine?(32:58) Mixing cannabis and ayahuasca. (45:45) What has been the most magical moment or experience that Carlos has seen regarding aya?(57:40) What Carlos is currently working on! (01:02:44) Where you can find Carlos(01:03:13) One final question…About CarlosCarlos is from the United States and has degrees in both art and philosophy. He moved to Iquitos in 2004 and lived with his first teacher for four years before creating the Ayahuasca Foundation in 2008. He currently manages the Ayahuasca Foundation website, handles the bookings and client communications, and organizes the various aspects of each program like management and maintenance. Recently, he has become a voice for the ayahuasca movement and works to spread awareness about the healing potential of plant medicine.Connect with CarlosWebsite: https://www.ayahuascafoundation.org/Check us out at Highlyoptimzed.meJoin our free Facebook group hereThank you to Freedom Builderz for Making this Podcast Possible!Building online platforms for visionaries & influencers.https://www.freedombuilderz.com/For the best Cannabis Products and Gear check out Headshop.com and use promo code HIGHLY for discounts!  This episode was produced by Mazel Tov Media in Quincy, Massachusetts.Subscribe to The Highly Optimized PodcastSubscribe to This One Time on Psychedelics Podcasthttps://www.highlyoptimized.me

Last month, there were bizarre reports that residents of a Peruvian village have been living in fear because they claim to be constantly terrorized by an alien breed they call "Los Falcaras" which loosely translated means, "The Face Peelers." These creatures have been described as looking like the Green Goblin from the Spiderman comics and can shapeshift like the aliens in "The Predator" films. Around the same time as the incident, some 87 US Marines were being deployed with the Peruvian Navy at the Iquitos Base. Iquitos is near the small village where these terrifying attacks occurred. Were these troops the so-called alien attackers? Or were these troops called in to fight these alien predators and protect the village using the joint bilateral exchange project as a cover? Tonight on Ground Zero, Clyde Lewis talks about PLAKARA - ATTACK OF THE FACE PEELERS. #GroundZero #ClydeLewis #Plakara #Aliens https://groundzeromedia.org/8-30-23-plakara-attack-of.../ Ground Zero with Clyde Lewis is live M-F from 7-10pm, pacific time, and streamed for free at https://groundzero.radio and talkstreamlive.com. For radio affiliates near you, go to talkmedianetwork.com. To leave a message, call our toll-free line at 866-536-7469. To listen by phone: 717-734-6922. To call the live show: 503-225-0860. For Android and iPhones, download the Paranormal Radio app. For additional show information, go to groundzeromedia.org. In order to access Ground Zero's exclusive digital library which includes webinars, archived shows/podcasts, research groups, videos, documents, and more, you need to sign up at aftermath.media. Subscriptions start at $7/month. Check out the yearly specials!

Sentencian a 22 años de prisión al primer mochasueldos del Congreso, al original, a Michael Urtecho. Pero los nuevos mochasueldos están mejor que antes. MIENTRAS TANTO...Suspenden condena de Vladimir Cerrón y anulan su inhabilitación para ejercer un cargo público. Ahora podría ser llamado a ser ministro o cualquier cargo de confianza en las instituciones públicas. Y...Emprendimientos descentralizados: kombucha Qambu en Cusco, la mejor salchipapa de Iquitos y una tienda virtual de ropa para bebés niña en Lima. **** ¿Te gustó este episodio? ¿Buscas las fuentes de los datos mencionados hoy? Entra a http://patreon.com/ocram para acceder a nuestros grupos exclusivos de Telegram y WhatsApp. También puedes UNIRTE a esta comunidad de YouTube aquí https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCP0AJJeNkFBYzegTTVbKhPg/join **** ¿Quieres que tu emprendimiento sea mencionado en La Encerrona? Regístrate aquí para postular: https://encerroners.club

Un sodálite encontrado in fraganti fue liberado gracias al juez Javier Villa Stein... que resultó ser tío de uno de los involucrados. Esta es la historia. MIENTRAS TANTO: Hallazgo peruano: el que probablemente sea el animal más grande que jamás haya existido, vivió en nuestro país. ADEMÁS: ¡¡¡Extraterrestres en Iquitos!!! Y... ¿Atormentada por las deudas? Te traemos consejos para conseguir tranquilidad financiera. **** ¿Te gustó este episodio? ¿Buscas las fuentes de los datos mencionados hoy? Entra a http://patreon.com/ocram para acceder a nuestros grupos exclusivos de Telegram y WhatsApp. También puedes UNIRTE a esta comunidad de YouTube aquí https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCP0AJJeNkFBYzegTTVbKhPg/join **** ¿Quieres que tu emprendimiento sea mencionado en La Encerrona? Regístrate aquí para postular: https://encerroners.club

In this episode, I talk with Sapha.He is a practicing Cuarandero and a Recovery Consultant at Sacred Rebels Recovery, a peer-led addiction recovery program for men housed at the Nihue Rao Spiritual Center in the Peruvian Amazon.In our conversation, Sapha highlights the uniqueness of Sacred Rebels in providing alternative recovery options for people who feel unsupported by standard recovery programs.We also discuss the importance of learning about plant medicine practices from indigenous practitioners and addiction recovery from those who experience it.Sapha takes us on a journey, telling us how he went from working in Canada's oil and gas industry and living with addiction to how an LSD experience drastically changed his life perspective, influencing him to seek treatment and eventually find his way to psychedelics. He also spent two years studying Social Work at Vancouver Island University while organizing harm reduction efforts before moving to the Amazon to train as a traditional curandero in the Shipibo tradition under his teacher Maestro Ricardo Amaringo. Sapha highlights the value of formal university education and lived experience with addiction, recovery, and traditional training in his work.Finally, we finish our discussion with a look data Sapha's concerns and vision for the future of the psychedelic field, including making psychedelic treatment ethical, affordable, and accessible.Time Stamps:(5:06) Sacred Rebels - a peer-led addiction recovery program for men in the Amazon teaching about ayahuasca in the Shipibo tradition(12:51) Sacred Rebels success rate so far(25:11) Where does the Sacred Rebels name come from and the importance of paying respect to indigenous cultures and practices in plant medicine and psychedelics(35:37) How Sacred Rebels is working to make the recovery program accessible to people who might not otherwise have access to it(40:07) The partnership between Sacred Rebels and Nihue Rao - a community-based relationship of reciprocity(49:54) How others can become involved in Sacred Rebels, people in recovery, or other indigenous healing and practices(58:09) Sapha's journey from addiction to recovery and the value of obtaining knowledge through lived experience(1:26:00) Studying Social Work at Vancouver Island University - going back to school, exploring psychedelic topics in the classroom, and supportive mentors(1:37:41) The future of the psychedelic field and psychedelic addiction treatment - striving for ethics, affordability, and accessibility(1:44:06) Final advice - seek community and mentorship in the space you want to work in(1:48:07) Contact informationLinks:Sacred Rebels: https://sacredrebelsrecovery.com/Nihue Rao: https://nihuerao.com/Email: hello@sacredrebelsrecovery.comEmail: sapha@sacredrebelsrecovery.comInstagram: @sacredrebelsrecoveryThird Wave Psychedelic Retreats Directory: https://thethirdwave.co/directory/Sacred Rebels, Iquitos, Peru, opens doors to men in recovery: https://www.growopportunity.ca/sacred-rebels-iquitos-peru-opens-doors-to-men-in-recovery/Why Connecting to the Earth May Be a Vital Part of Psychedelic Healing: 

El presidente ucraniano Volodimir Zelensky advierte al mundo que Rusia está planificando una explosión en la central  nuclear más grande de Europa, el secretario general de las Naciones Unidas, Antonio Guterres afirma que Haití está sumida en el caos, pues las pandillas han devastado al país caribeño.Inicia la cuarta ola de calor en México, poniendo en riesgo a millones de personas, le tendremos los detalles, mientras tanto en Asia, las naciones de China y Japón sufren los estragos de las lluvias e inundaciones repentina a causa del cambio climático.Te presentaremos los detalles del muevo telescopio espacial EUCLID, el cual promete realizar el mateo más grande del universo.Y en noticias del fenómeno ovni; el reconocido físico Michio Kaku afirma ante los medios estadounidenses que los científicos ahora tienen los suficientes datos y evidencia ovni para determinar de que se trata de tecnología no humana, le tendremos sus declaraciones, además, testigo capta el paso de una impresionante nave que se desplaza en el cielo de Iquitos, Perú, en un hecho extraordinario, y no te pierdas las últimas  imágenes de un objeto volador no identificado captadas por el skywatcher Juanito Juan desde Valle Hermoso Tamaulipas.

MEET THE AUTHOR Podcast: LIVE - Episode 114- LIVE from SAN LEONOriginally Aired Wednesday June 28,2023Featuring Authors George Dismukes, Becka L. Jones, CW Hawes and a few other local area indie authors. This will be an on-location episode from Pier 6 in San Leon, Texas.ABOUT GEORGE: George spent the first half of his life in pursuit of adventure. This ranged from bullfighting as a youth to milking poisonous snakes professionally at Ross Allen's Reptile Institute in Silver Springs, Florida. The early 60s found him chasing wild animals across the Serengeti in the movie business and operating an animal export company in Iquitos, Peru. In 1980, he began a video production company in Houston, Texas and worked as a 'triple threat' (writer/director/producer) creating some of the Houston market's most creative television commercials. He won a CLEO award for his production of a series of television PSAs concerning prevention of child abuse, funded through a grant from the University of Houston.ABOUT BECKA: Becka L Jones has always been a writer at heart. When she was a child, her dream was to be a published author. It took decades to finally reach her goal, but in 2018 after publishing her first paperback book "Meant to Be," which is a memoir about Becka's life, she could not put down her pen. Becka has been writing stories ever since. Becka's hope is that readers will be lost in the stories as if the reader is inside the pages of the book. Born in Minnesota, Becka moved to Hawaii after high school. She lived there twenty years and loves to write books about the many adventures and love for the Hawaiian Islands. Becka plans to write many more books. She is happily married and has two amazing dogs.ABOUT CW: CW Hawes is a novelist and award winning poet.He's most known for his Justinia Wright Private Investigator Mysteries series, set in Minneapolis, Minnesota; The Rocheport Saga, a post-apocalyptic series set in America's Midwest; and the Pierce Mostyn Paranormal Investigations series, set wherever there be monsters.His love of fine food, interesting places, philosophy, music, art, books, and history can be seen in each of his tales.Connect with all episodes at www.IndieBookSource.com/podcast

In the Shipibo language, dieta translates to “samá”, which is a therapeutic and spiritual practice of isolation and working toward integration with plant medicine.. On June 6, your host, Stephanie will be flying to Iquitos, Peru to participate in her first dieta for 10 days.  During that time, she will be learning and receiving deep medicine (including ayahuasca) from Shipibo shamans who will be assigning her an Amazonian “master plant” to sit with during her time there.  This dieta is one of isolation, so Stephanie will be living alone in a small hut following a very strict diet and with limited social interaction in order to learn from her master plant. This episode is all about her pre-dieta journey, which has been an intense ceremony in itself! Episode Highlights More details into what a dieta is- and the difference between an ayahuasca dieta and the dieta Stephanie signed up for  Lessons Stephanie has learned from re-reading “The Alchemist”- and she dives into the concept of our “Personal Legends” The deep somatic and visionary experiences Stephanie has had while in ceremony with cannabis and hapé, ceremonial tobacco snuff Stephanie's struggles in giving up cannabis An epiphany Stephanie had about her body's messages around Ayahuasca so much more!  The podcast will be on pause for the next few weeks, so make sure your subscribed so that you don't miss the next episode.  All sessions/ceremonies will be on pause until further notice as well.  Follow Stephanie's journey on Instagram: __steef___ Learn more about Stephanie's offerings: www. schoolofwhispers.com Show Notes:  The Psychonauta Foundation  Related Episodes:  Whispers of Devotion the Mother with Luisa Crane  Whispers of Ayahuasca p 1  Whispers of Ayahuasca p 2 with Mana Wright Whispers of Self Love and Adventure with Kasey Rivero  Whispers of a Virus --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stephanie-osborne/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stephanie-osborne/support

Makena and Sapha are the founders of Sacred Rebels Recovery, a project supporting individuals in recovery from addiction through land based treatment and plant medicine in Peru, in association with Nihue Rao Centro Espiritual. According to the International Journal of Indigenous Health, land-based healing is a culturally defined practice, program, or service that takes place in an urban nature-based, rural, or remote location, on a land base that has been intentionally spiritually cultivated, honored, and respected (Hanson, 2012). The land is situated as firmly relational within an Indigenous pedagogy, and is understood to be an active “partner to the person or people engaged in the healing process” (Hanson, 2012, p. 2). Steps are taken to identify how an individual or community's relationship with the land, self, and others has been disrupted and how best to help renew this relationship (Laurie, 2013). This has also been referred to as “land-based intervention” in the literature (Walsh et al., 2018). Sapha and Makena discuss the importance of being in community, how they were first exposed to permaculture, and the magical way that gardens attract community and offer a meeting place for connection to spark. We also explore some ways that permaculture can be practiced, either to reproduce colonial systems or to deconstruct them. The conversation turns to addiction, and the prejudice that people who use psychedelics can face from the recovery community. Sacred Rebels Recovery is bringing together land based healing with community, both in the jungle and virtually. Sapha and Makena share about working alongside the local community village Llanchama (sounds like yawn-chama), which neighbors Nihue Rao, about 1 hour away from Iquitos by motocar/river boat. This collaboration adds value to the recovery journey, as knowledge and healing is shared and integrated. Sapha and Makena shared with me in an email that Sacred Rebels Recovery is indigenous owned and operated, and visitors/residents have the opportunity to access psychedelic therapy and permaculture during the inpatient treatment process, which is generally not available with treatment in North America. The modalities are traditional indigenous healing practices held in a traditional container by indigenous people. Land based healing abroad adds a layer of adventure to the experience and an opportunity for the individual to be away from the city or town they used drugs in for an extended period of time. They also get the chance to experience a different culture, art, spirituality, and way of life. Their time away gives the family or closest care of the individual seeking treatment a break and ability to create healthy distance to allow space for healing on both sides. Seeking treatment internationally can also be more cost effective. Sapha and Makena's intention as stewards of the land is to develop food forests and systems that can thrive with native medicinal and edible plants, so the local community can continue to cultivate and enjoy the fruits of the land for years to come. They are also hosting ayahuasca retreats and residential programs for individuals on a path of addiction recovery. The conversation also includes a discussion of the ways that ayahuasca and other native jungle plants have supported us in our individual recovery/mental health journeys. There were various candid appearances in the background of this episode, from people splitting wood, dogs barking, planes flying overhead, birds singing, motorcars, to other jungle creatures. Thank you for your patience and understanding :) Links: sacredrebelsrecovery.com IG: @‌sacredrebelsrecovery hello@sacredrebelsrecovery.com Youtube: @‌sacredrebelsrecovery

Katherine meets Shipibo curandero Don Enrique Lopez, who runs a plant medicine healing center in the jungle near Iquitos, Peru. For Don Enrique, healing is all about faith.  A Somethin' Else & Sony Music Entertainment production.  Find more great podcasts from Sony Music Entertainment at sonymusic.com/podcasts and follow us @sonypodcasts  To bring your brand to life in this podcast, email podcastadsales@sonymusic.com  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ok this is a recap of ceremony 8 which occurred on Friday January 27th 2023. This Ceremony was my last ceremony at Nihue Rao before heading back home to continue my Sama socially. Unlike the other ceremonial recaps this episode was not recorded in the jungle the next morning. In fact, I am just recording it now at the beginning of April. The reason for the delay was that on Saturday January 28th the next morning I was scheduled to leave Nihue Rao at 11am to head back into Iquitos for a few hours before heading to the airport. So I was busy in the morning preparing to leave.Show your support. Please like, share and comment!NEW Podcast gear available at: https://deeper-you-go-the-weirder-it.myspreadshop.com/Pine pollen and Fermented Herbal Tonics available: Email for detailsFeel free to reach out with questions: garett.renon@gmail.comInstagram: garett.renonYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnDfTQ5yNHhAtuIrHHh6F2AThank you all for supporting the show!

With so many horror stories and myths floating around about Kambo, it's important to understand how Kambo truly works. In this episode, I'm joined by my friend and mentor, Jason Fellows and we dive into a conversation that will illuminate the truth about Kambo. Tune in and learn about the biological and chemical makeup of Kambo, how it truly works once it's administered, why the purge has nothing to do with Kambo's real magic, what health issues it can support you with and why, and we shed light on the most common myths and red flags when it comes to Kambo use and Kambo practitioners. Jason, a native of Texas, spent six years in the U.S. military, followed by 12 years working in the oil fields all over the world. In 2015, during his travels and explorations, he found himself in the Amazon jungles of Peru, exploring some traditions of native cultures. Over the course of the next year, Jason explored deeper into these traditions and eventually found Kambo in the jungle about 200 Kilometers outside of Iquitos. He soon began to notice his own healing of anxiety through Kambo. At this point, Jason decided to focus on a life of service to others through the facilitation of Kambo. After a year of working with Kambo on his own, he attended an intense training program to learn to facilitate for others in need of Kambo. Jason developed his own methodology in working with Kambo, from working with thousands of clients from all walks of life, ranging from professional athletes, soldiers, chiropractors, lawyers, and musicians, to your typical 65-year-old grandmother battling depression. Witnessing the Kambo movement explode in recent years and seeing "facilitators" of Kambo come onto the scene practicing Kambo in non-traditional ways in a pseudoscientific approach, Jason made the decision to develop his own Kambo practitioner training course, Tribal Detox. The Tribal Detox training focuses on safety and the known science of Kambo with the goal of producing confident and competent practitioners that continue to facilitate this beautiful experience for people in need, while keeping the client and practitioner safe above all else and keeping Kambo in a positive light. Connect with Jason… IG: https://www.instagram.com/tribaldetox Find a Tribal Detox Kambo Practitioner near you OR sign up to become a Tribal Detox trained practitioner here: https://www.tribaldetox.org Connect with me… IG: https://instagram.com/iamruby YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/iamruby TW: https://twitter.com/IAMRUBY Substack: https://rubyfremon.substack.com/    Book your Kambo ceremony with me in Austin, here: https://www.rubyfremon.com/kambo Stay in touch via email: https://www.rubyfremon.com/connect Text #PotentTruth to 1.781.336.0160 to receive weekly potent reminders. 

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This is the recap of ceremony number 4 which is the fourth ceremony of my year long sama. This ceremony occurred on Friday January 20th, 2023 at Nihue Rao. This episode was recorded the next morning on Friday January 20th.Show your support. Please like, share and comment!Podcast gear available at: https://deeper-you-go-the-weirder-it.myspreadshop.com/Feel free to reach out with questions: garett.renon@gmail.comInstagram: garett.renonYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnDfTQ5yNHhAtuIrHHh6F2AThank you all for supporting the show!

This is the recap of ceremony number 3 which is the third ceremony of my year long sama. This ceremony occurred on Thursday January 19th, 2023 at Nihue Rao. This episode was recorded the next morning on Friday January 20th. Show your support. Please like, share and comment!Podcast gear available at: https://deeper-you-go-the-weirder-it.myspreadshop.com/Feel free to reach out with questions: garett.renon@gmail.comInstagram: garett.renonThank you all for supporting the show!

I first became aware of this episode's podcast guest, Hamilton Souther, when I heard him interviewed by Aubrey Marcus in a fascinating discussion about "sorcery vs. medicine."  As the guide and founder at Blue Morpho, Hamilton is no ordinary "shaman." He is a master Ayahuasca Shaman who moved from the United States to Peru in his early 20s to find out if there was any truth behind mysticism and Shamanism, then became one of the few non-native men ever to be initiated into the traditional ways of Ayahuasca Shamanism. Hamilton now operates the healing center Blue Morpho, based in Iquitos, Peru, where he hosts guests from all over the world and in cyberspace. Blue Morpho offers comprehensive online retreats, courses, products, and booking services to support individuals in their personal transformation journey. Through Shamanic Dieta, an ancient technology that looks to medicinal plants from the rainforest, Blue Morpho restores balance, harmony, and life-force energy to your body. Online ceremonies with experienced shamans are held in cooperation with body practices classes, aiming to build physical strength while recharging both mind and spirit for fulfilling life goals and intentions. Full show notes here: https://bengreenfieldlife.com/hamilton   Episode sponsors: Element Health CBD: A full-spectrum CBD and by far the most potent stuff on the market. If you're dealing with sleeping problems, anxiety, or stress, you got to try it. Go to elementhealthsupply.com/ben and use code BEN15 for 15% off your entire order. BioStack Labs. BioStack Labs have formulated their NAD Regen to help you enhance your NAD Status in the most efficient way possible. Buy 2 NAD Regen for $134, get 1 FREE (worth $67!) at BioStackLabs.com/Ben. Essentia: Essentia organic mattresses are the only mattress to score best on eliminating all sleep-interrupting stimulants. Experience Essentia for yourself and save an additional $100 on your mattress purchase using code BENVIP at myessentia.com/bengreenfield. Boundless Parenting Book: Everything you need to know about family, parenting, and raising healthy, resilient, free-thinking, and impactful children. Go to boundlessparentingbook.com and pre-order your copy now. Kion Aminos: Aminos are building blocks for muscle recovery, reduced cravings, better cognition, immunity, and more. Go to getkion.com/ben to receive 20% off on monthly deliveries and 10% on one-time purchases. Six Senses Event: Join me in this beautiful 19th-century wine estate in Portugal and enjoy treatments that go beyond the ordinary in Six Senses Spa. Ten treatment rooms and an indoor pool with chromotherapy and an underwater sound system offer a unique and layered wellness experience. Try delicious food made with local sensitivity and global sensibility. Head over to  bengreenfieldlife.com/sixsenses and claim your spot today.

Hey everybody! Episode 101 of the show is out. This was an interview that my friend Angell Deer did for his podcast, The Sanctuary, also the name of his shamanic healing center in upstate New York where my colleague Merav Artzi and myself have been running retreats the last two years. In this interview, Angell interviews Merav and myself on our background stories, our work with tobacco and tree medicines, the process of working with plants in a dieta, what the benefits of this work are, and how the process unfolds on the physical, emotional, and spiritual levels. It was really nice to be able to share our work and shed some light on this unique process. Angell did a great job with the interview and I hope you all will find this valuable in learning more about plant medicines, the dieta, and tobacco and trees as medicine. As always, to support this podcast, get early access to shows, bonus material, and Q&As, check out my Patreon page below. Enjoy!“At an early age, I left my home country of Israel to study fine arts in Europe. In 2009, while traveling in South America, I decided to go to the Amazon. The work with Ayahuasca was a gate to the magical world of medicinal plants. The Amazon is truly the pharmacy of planet Earth. I have been working for eight years as a healer trained with Amazonian plants, specializing in Tobacco. Beforehand, I apprenticed with Maestro Ernesto Garcia Torres in Iquitos. As a healer, I work with patients suffering from hormonal imbalance, anxiety, depression, addictions, trauma, and more. In addition, I give Master Plant diets and teach students who are interested in learning how to heal with Tobacco. Tobacco is the medicine of my heart and I am here to share this medicine with the world. I invite you, with lots of love, to read about Tobacco, Plant Diets, and to take part in upcoming events.”For more information on Merav and her work, visit her website at: https://tobaccodiets.com/“For many years, Jason has had a deep interest in plants as medicine. After studying various modalities, he has lived, studied, and worked in the Amazon for the past decade. He runs plant medicine dietas in the Sacred Valley of Peru and throughout the world and has facilitated for many years ayahuasca workshops at the Temple of the Way of Light. He also started a podcast called The Universe Within Podcast. In his free time, he enjoys practicing Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, spending time in nature, his motorcycle, and time at home.”For more information on Jason and his work, visit his website at: https://www.NicotianaRustica.org And for his podcast, The Universe Within Podcast, check out YouTube or major podcasting platforms, or visit: https://www.universewithinpodcast.comMerav and Jason will be guiding plant dietas in the Sacred Valley of Peru February 1-28, 2023. They will be in Portugal in May of 2023 and at The Sanctuary in New York August 12-29 as well as in Israel October 11-28, 2023. If you would like more information about joining them, visit the above websites.If you enjoy the show, it would be a big help if you could share it with your own audiences via social media or word of mouth. And please Subscribe or Follow and if you can go on Apple Podcasts and leave a starred-rating and a short review. That would be super helpful with the algorithms and getting this show out to more people. Thank you in advance!Support this podcast on Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/UniverseWithinDonate directly with PayPal:https://www.paypal.me/jasongrechanikMusic courtesy of: Nuno Moreno (end song). Visit: https://m.soundcloud.com/groove_a_zen_sound and https://nahira-ziwa.bandcamp.com/ And Stefan Kasapovski's Santero Project (intro song). Visit: https://spoti.fi/3y5Rd4Hhttps://www.facebook.com/UniverseWithinPodcasthttps://www.instagram.com/UniverseWithinPodcast

Carlos Tanner has been studying the science of ayahuasca and plant medicine in the Amazon Rainforest since 2003. He currently works as the director of the Ayahuasca Foundation, a non-profit organization he began in 2009 in Iquitos, Peru. He organizes healing retreats and educational courses led by indigenous healers, called curanderos, to help people in need of healing anything from depression to cancer or who are interested in learning the ancestral healing traditions of the Amazon.Since 2017, the Ayahuasca Foundation has also hosted plant medicine research looking into the effects of treatment with ayahuasca on depression, anxiety, and trauma. In 2021, that research was published in the journal Frontiers in Psychiatry, demonstrating that attending an ayahuasca retreat can produce epigenetic changes that significantly reduce depression and anxiety. Research continues at the center and will now include studying chronic pain, PTSD, and changes to the gut biome as a result of attending an ayahuasca retreat.In this episode, Carlos Tanner and Beth Weinstein discuss …▶ How Carlos found his life's purpose through his experience healing from opiate addiction with the help of ayahuasca▶ The cultural impact of celebrities coming out of the psychedelic closet ▶ Transformation as a lifelong journey▶ The question of whether the exponential growth of interest in ayahuasca is positive▶ How the meaning of “medicine” differs between modern Western vs. indigenous traditions▶ Ayahuasca as synonymous with ceremony ▶ Carlos' view that sustainable use of ayahuasca is possible because it is such a valuable commodity that more and more people are growing▶ The issue of cultural appropriation and parallels between Westerners using ayahuasca and Westerners practicing yoga and meditation▶ Ayahuasca as a communication method for the earth to bring into alignment its cellular activity▶ Whether ayahuasca should be free for everyone who could benefit▶ Common judgements around indigenous people being paid to preserve their cultural identity and local environment ▶ The critical importance of the connection and reverence you feel with your ayahuasca facilitatorCarlos Tanner's Links & Resources▶ Website: https://www.ayahuascafoundation.org/▶ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ayahuascafoundation/▶ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ayahuascaretreats▶ Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/AyahuascaFound▶ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ayahuasca-foundation/▶ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMhs4h2WMbYZ1_d58I4j8Dw

In this episode of the Plant Medicine Podcast, Adam Aronovich returns to discuss the phenomenon of psychedelic narcissism. Adam is a doctoral candidate at the Universitat Rovira i Virgili in Spain, focusing on Medical Anthropology and Cultural Psychiatry. He is an active member of the Medical Anthropology Research Center (MARC) and part of the Ayahuasca Community Committee at the Chacruna Institute for Psychedelic Plant Medicines. In the last four years he has conducted extensive fieldwork in the Peruvian Amazon, where he has been doing qualitative research in collaboration with ICEERS, the Beckley Foundation, and, more recently, the Centre for Psychedelic Studies at Imperial College. Beyond his work conducting and coordinating research, Adam regularly facilitates workshops at the Temple of the Way of Light, a prestigious healing center in the Iquitos area. In this wide-ranging conversation, Adam unpacks some of the darker sides of the modern psychedelic movement, discussing the psychosocial dynamics around psychedelic use which can lead to things such as ego inflation, conspiratorial thinking, and narcissism. Adam recalls his own experiences slipping into messianic fantasies during a period of initial enthusiasm around psychedelic experiences. He views issues of alienation and lack of social support as being instrumental in leading to these types of delusions following profound spiritual experiences. While it is difficult to reach people who've slipped into psychedelic narcissism, Adam suggests that communal support is the best safeguard against these dangers and the most effective strategy for grounding people who've lost touch with reality. Drawing on his academic expertise, Adam distinguishes traditional uses of plant medicines from the Western paradigm for approaching psychedelics. He stresses the relational and communal aspects of the spiritual traditions which use psychedelics ceremonially. The pro-social aspects of these wisdom traditions, he claims, help safeguard against the traps of psychedelic narcissism and ego inflation, as there are established mechanisms for keeping people grounded following intense spiritual experiences.  Adam closes the discussion with an insightful analysis of modern gurus and self-proclaimed shamans. Adam encourages people to beware of deeply held spiritual fantasies, where a master can appear as more than human. Instead, he emphasizes that even skillful and well-intentioned healers are themselves nothing more than human beings, so there will always be imperfection and messiness. This does not, however, mean that impactful work cannot happen—in fact, this insight helps protect against the idolization of charismatic psychedelic personalities, which can lead to harmful experiences.   In this episode: Defining psychedelic narcissism Clinical vs colloquial understandings of narcissism The intersections of the psychedelic movement and conspiracy theories The importance of social and communal support for avoiding ego inflation following psychedelic or spiritual experiences How psychedelic experiences can actually deepen ego attachments and accentuate narcissistic tendencies The importance of humor in combating spiritual narcissism   Quotes: “Many of the underlying ideologies upon which Western cultures were built, like hyper-individualism and so on, kind of predispose us and prime us for certain aspects of narcissism.” [5:36] “Ego inflation, spiritual narcissism, messianic episodes—all of these are things that are fairly common within both people who are in some sort of spiritual or psychedelic path.” [12:17] “In traditional societies for the most part really there isn't such a thing as a self-proclaimed shaman. A person doesn't wake up one morning and is like ‘oh, I'm the shaman'—that's a title or a role or a recognition given to that person by the community.” [38:03] “The best measure of whether somebody is genuine and helpful is not whatever credentials or titles he assigns to himself, but rather what other people feel. So, you know, you will know a tree by its fruits.” [45:08] “Having these experiences by themselves does not necessarily mean spiritual growth or psychological development or any enhanced benefit if we're not constantly, painfully, mindful of how we actually integrate and embody those things in daily life over very long periods of time.” [54:29]   Links: Adam on Instagram Temple of the Way of Light Psychedelic Medicine Association Porangui

Hello everyone and welcome to Episode Sixty Nine!  And for the first time, we have a guest host, Josh Holbrook, who graciously agreed to turn things around and ask me some questions.  Since I started the podcast, I have received many requests along the lines of "I wanna hear someone interview YOU!".  I figured I would just keep putting this off but okay, here it is!  Like most people I'm not entirely comfortable talking about myself but Josh made things easy and we rolled along for almost two hours.  This interview was conducted in June of 2022 at the Santa Cruz field station near Iquitos, Peru. As always, I want to take a minute to thank all of the show's patrons - there are costs associated with running any entertainment channel and I am grateful to all of you for keeping this little boat afloat.  And if you're out there listening and you would like to kick in a few bucks, it's easy to do, you simply go to the So Much Pingle Patreon page. You can support the show for as little as three bucks a month – less than a fancy cup of coffee! You can also support the show via one-time contributions via PayPal or Venmo (please contact me via email to somuchpingle@gmail.com). Thanks again Josh, for the great interview! And thanks for listening everyone! And as always, please keep the comments and suggestions coming, and please take time to rate the show on your podcast platform! The show email is somuchpingle@gmail.com, and there's also a So Much Pingle group on Facebook, for discussion, comments, feedback, suggestions, herp confessions,, tips for herping better, etc. Cheers! Mike  

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In this episode we are talking with Remi Delaune, and is one of the co-founders, along with his wife Ashley, of the Kumankaya Healing Retreat Center in Quintana Roo, Mexico. Remi and Ashley, the co-founders of Kumankaya, met in June 2016 in the Amazon jungle of Iquitos, Perú. During the full moon, summer solstice of 2017, they were spiritually married and began a new path together. In a quest to live the synthesis between their faith and healing practices, they bought 25-acres of pristine Mayan jungle in Quintana Roo, Mexico where they built Kumankaya. Their dream is to reconnect people with their spiritual selves not by preaching their faith or knowledge but by living truthfully all those teachings that matter most to us. Kumankaya.com https://www.facebook.com/kumankaya/ https://www.instagram.com/kumankaya/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gintantra/message