Mazatlcoatl by Kuauhtli Vasquez

www.kuauhtli.com

Produced by Ninad

Voices - Kuauhtli, Ninad, Eillen & Lucia
Guitar - Kuauhtli & Ninad
Base - Ninad
Mandolin - Bela
Percussion - Merav Alegría
Artwork - Delfina Mun

Mazatlcoatl

Hikuri Mazatl - Seres del trueno.mp3 autores; kuauhtli, Oscar y Tao.

Esta es una canción de medicina de nuestra familia de Ayapuma en el Ecuador. Un hermoso ensamble junto a nuestro hermano Judala en la guitarra y charango.

SELVA Y MONTAÑA

Corazon de Medicina

Sofia by Jana 31.7.2011  in As

Part Three 
Tristan Bray with Kuauhtli 
Ubud, Bali, Indonesia 
December 2015

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Please enjoy this interview as Kuauhtli covers the details of the Traditional Native American Teepee Ceremony.

As you listen to this interview, be mindful to not become caught up in terminology or conflicts with in concepts in comparison to your own belief system. Let the overlay of your analytical mind rest and instead listen to the resonance of this interview with your heart.

Kuauhtli has been sharing the transmission of his people through decades of global travel. He artfully articulates the Nahuatl language of the Mexica into Spanish and English, as he journeys through diverse communities as a porter of the ancient and traditional Peyote medicine. He shrugs off the much deserved title of Shaman or teacher and simply calls him self a sharer or porter.

Through his profound experience traveling through greater America, he carries the wisdom of elders from many, many American first nations. He is truly a master of his chosen path and has worked with Peyote for over 40 years.

Kuauhtli’s lineage: Mexica / Coahuilteco (Wirikuta) / Comanche (Texas)

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Tristan Bray: 
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Kuauhtli Interview By Tristan Bray From anopportunitytoheal.com PART 3

guitar/vocal : DeNada
bass: Bruno
guitar/vocal: Sajti

Once upon an old lakota song and three good friends playing together...

YANA WANA YO WANAHO

Baby Balm

Yemaya Asesu - Ghana

Todo Es Mi Familia

Por Silvana de la Selva
San Pancho, Nayarit. México
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El texto del canto proviene de tiempos cuando viajábamos en tribu andábamos en Sudamérica con mujeres hermanas como Indira y Plantate. En México, Indira lo cantaba en un ritmo más lento y en los últimos tiempos comencé a cantarlo en temazcal dándole una forma para repetir y que otras personas lo aprendan. Hombres y mujeres.
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El agua en su eterno fluir
Se une libremente
A la naturaleza
Permaneciendo siempre fiel a si misma
A si también, el ser
Que se hace transparente uooo
Cristalino y puro
Fluyendo sin cesar
Como el agua, se unifica toda la
Creeeeeación
Nai nai nai nai nai (x5)
Eiana ei nei io uei

Agua, eterno fluir

sacred songs of the Yawanawa tribe of Acre Amazonia.

with much love and respect for the Yawanawa people guardians of ancestral knowledge of the Amazon rainforest and sacred plants , of the lungs of the earth

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