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Jonathan Ott
“Two decades have passed since the American anthropologist Peter first characterized shamanism as an extremely ancient Pangean religion that dates back at least 50 millennia into our past. In "The Dance of the Spirits: The Origins of Religion," his fellow anthropologist Weston La Barre proposed the same thing, offering minute details. Both Peter and La Barre acknowledged the fundamental importance…”
Recordings
- 118On Albert Hofmann31 minAlbert Hofmann showed signs of considerable promise very early on in that he got his his undergraduate degree and his PhD in only a few years of study. And he…
- 119From Octli/Pulque and Xochioctli to Mezcal and Vino de Mezcal Tequila58 minI'm going to talk today just about inebriating potions made from a goblet and you may be familiar probably experientially although this is not supposed to be an experiential conference…
- 120The Cacahuatl Eater1 h 25 minMost of you probably know that cacao it came to the old world or the rest of the world through Mesoamerica, even though the plant is of South American origin.…
- 168Pharmacophilia: The Natural Paradises41 minTwo decades have passed since the American anthropologist Peter first characterized shamanism as an extremely ancient Pangean religion that dates back at least 50 millennia into our past. In "The…
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