Mutual Indebtedness
From 1996, on owing each other and the world something that can never be settled.
Shamanism · Tz'utujil Maya tradition · grief and praise
American author and teacher from New Mexico who travelled to Guatemala in 1970, moved into a Tz'utujil community by Lake Atitlán, learned the language and studied with a shaman there. He married into the village and raised a family before the civil war drove them to the United States.
American author and teacher from New Mexico who travelled to Guatemala in 1970, moved into a Tz'utujil community by Lake Atitlán, learned the language and studied with a shaman there. He married into the village and raised a family before the civil war drove them to the United States.
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Short introductions and longer conversations, to hear this teacher in their own words.
From 1996, on owing each other and the world something that can never be settled.
A conference talk from 1995 on initiation as something a village does, not something a person buys.
Ritual, connection with nature and symbolic journeys within living traditions.
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