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Nov 2, 2026
Michael WinkelmanGUEST
But anyway, we got a bunch of different mescaline-containing cacti that are probably some of the most important that we've come to understand in terms of their early impact upon anthropology and Western understandings of this entheogenic spirituality.
Michael WinkelmanGUEST
the Huichol Peoria practices of the Native American church, which was a reinvention of ancient traditions, but clearly, you know, borrowed from widespread traditions of the southwest of Mexico.
Michael WinkelmanGUEST
And then, you know, the iconic San Pedro's of South America, particularly Peru, and, you know, how they've come to be seen as a major therapeutic agent, you know, throughout these early colonial times.
Michael WinkelmanGUEST
But other than this sort of thing, it's how they're used in somewhat different ways and for different foci that reflect this important context, setting, cultural adaptation.
Stephen PriceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
One of the churches that we work with in Mexico is an indigenous people group.
Stephen PriceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
called the Huichol or Huirarica.
Stephen PriceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
They're an unreached people group.
Stephen PriceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
In the middle of COVID, we would go up there and just give them grocery bags to help them meet their day-to-day needs and we would leave.
Jeanette PlowesGUEST
Well, I truly believe that it was the medicine itself.
Jeanette PlowesGUEST
You know, I was in the right place at the right moment.
Jeanette PlowesGUEST
So I started to be more curious about the indigenous wisdom in Mexico with all the plant medicine we have here, with the wisdom keepers, all the elders, with the Mazatecs, the Wixárikas.
Jeanette PlowesGUEST
And I certified myself as a transpersonal therapist.
Jeanette PlowesGUEST
I had a lot of training with the indigenous wisdom and I get to know you, to meet you, you know.
Ruben Arellano TlakatekatlHOST
Ishayot.
Ruben Arellano TlakatekatlHOST
was of Wixaritari or Huichol descent.
Ruben Arellano TlakatekatlHOST
And he dedicated his life to researching ancient codices and manuscripts to reverse engineer and reconstruct lost Mesoamerican aerophones.
Ruben Arellano TlakatekatlHOST
And if you know anything about Ixayot, I mean, I have, I still have like several of his CDs.
Gail HayssenHOST
And when I stayed...
Gail HayssenHOST
I got involved with the Huichol Indians in the mountains of Mexico in the, like, I think, 86 or 1985, somewhere then.
Gail HayssenHOST
And I'm still involved to this day and have had deep involvements there with them and beautiful healings and connections.
Gail HayssenHOST
And I love these.
Alistair LangerHOST
I, I would say both, and, uh, I actually, um...
Alistair LangerHOST
So I know you, we both know the, the, the Wirraika or the Huichol, right? And, uh, um, I can only underline that I barely do any ceremonial work.
Alistair LangerHOST
I don't know why.
Alistair LangerHOST
I just fell so utterly in love with the Wirraika, and we're so blessed that we really have some of the oldest still living human beings, right, in their passport, they're in their late 80s, right? Who are, who are, who are, like, really allowing us to host a ceremony with them.
Gail HayssenGUEST
So I think that that's common, whichever ceremonies or how they're done differently.
Gail HayssenGUEST
My, my most experiences I've had have been with the Huichol Indians in the mountains of Mexico, and I worked with them when I had cancer, and I worked with their shamans when I had cancer.
Gail HayssenGUEST
And, um, the Mongolian shamans.
Gail HayssenGUEST
So those are the m- two cultures I spent the most time with.
Mark AllenGUEST
And so my mind goes quiet.
Mark AllenGUEST
All of a sudden, I recall Don Jose's image, this 110-year-old Huichol ini.
Jan FrodenoHOST
Yeah.
Mark AllenGUEST
Huichol shaman.
Mark AllenGUEST
And it was almost like he was right next to me, and I just felt this energy or this life force or that same combination of calm and trust in myself.
Mark AllenGUEST
And the whole race switched, and I could just feel it got easier to stay with Dave.
7 MINS LATER
Mark AllenGUEST
You're, you're running with somebody, and all of a sudden you know that you can break them.
Mark AllenGUEST
You can pull away.
Mark WayneHOST
Hioko?
ChimaliGUEST
The Huichol.
ChimaliGUEST
The Huichol.
ChimaliGUEST
Huichol.
ChimaliGUEST
Huichol.
ChimaliGUEST
who
Mark WayneHOST
who grew the peyote and how that connected up with the northern tribes and was a a form of connection with all the tribes of turtle island
ChimaliGUEST
We dance for the deer and ours.
Kate TalleyGUEST
Um, you know, not only did he have the, the degre- the college degree and training for it, but he also, you know, David Hamblin is a self-proclaimed shaman and says that he, he knows that and has a connection to God, um, that, uh, that the rest of us don't have.
David HamblinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I've been working as a shaman for many years, and I studied with, uh, uh, the, uh, master shaman from, uh, Huichol people, H-U-I-C-H-O-L, uh, Mexico, a Native American shaman, and also with the Lakota, who gave us a Native American church altar and included us under the umbrella of the South Dakota Native American Church.
David HamblinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
This was a wonderful teacher who's now passed over.
David HamblinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
May his memory be blessed.
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