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Discussion on proper use of medicine and involving indigenous perspective into its commodification, the continuities and discontinuities between the world of sacred plants and that of psychedelic science. This talk is focused on what psychedelic therapists, scientists and c suite, can learn from indigenous elders. How can we dialogue with Indigenous traditions, knowledge, and practices? How can we practice reciprocity with Indigenous people?

Details

  • Main Stage
Date:
11/03/2022
Start Time:
10:30 am
End Time:
11:25

Matzuwa Oscar

Marakame

Matzuwa Oscar comes from the Yoreme people of Sinaloa, Mexico. He has been a pilgrim of Wirikuta desert for over 17 years, learning within the Wixarika tradition. He has taken the sacred oath as a Mar…

LánéSaán Moonwalker

Oracle, Aniwa Council of Elders, Aniwa

LánéSaán Moonwalker has been an oracle, healer, spiritual teacher, and environmental guardian for more than 45 years. She began her training in the healing arts at the age of 12. Láné is the last liv…

Naba IriTah Shenmira

Dogon Priest, Aniwa Council of Elders

Son of legendary Dogon prophet Neb Naba Lamoussa, IriTah is a teacher, lecturer, spiritual activist, priest, and healer of the Dogon bloodline of Meritah. He is the “Head Merr” (Leader) of The Earth C…

Chief Mapu Huni Kuin

Paje

Mapu is the founder of the Huwa Karu Yuxibu Center. He comes from the Huni Kuin people, of the state of Acre in the Brazilian Amazon. He is an activist representing his people. “We work for the prese…

Gabriela 91

Indigenous Build Bridger/Psychedelic Art Curator, Tender Tierra

Gabriela is 15-year sexual trauma survivor, from Jamaica, who bridges the gap between psychedelic artistry, indigenous bridge building, facilitation, and cultural immersion. My formative years have be…

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