The Huichol Center: A model for cultural survival (part1)

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This documentary was produced to support The Huichol Center. The Center helps the Huichol people of Mexico maintain their culture, art and spirituality. The Huichols have been almost untouched by modern civilization, and have been able to maintain their ancient ways despite crushing poverty and disease.
Produced by Beanfield Productions
Post Production assistance by POV-Rose Films

[@52170Laura]

Yo tambien soy de Nayarit u me gusta toda su artesania sobre todo Los aretes, pulseras collares!!!!..;)

[@yutrippin100]

am from nayarit n am huichol

[@JoanieDriftwood]

I'm part of a lineage tradition of shamanic healers. Recently, a Huichol prayer bowl made it's way into my possession through a very unlikely series of events, and I felt that it chose me. I have been looking into Huichol culture and traditions because I felt such a connection with the prayer bowl...
From my perspective, the Huichol culture possesses everything I feel is missing from 21st century American culture. It's such a toxic wasteland here, and as an artist myself, it's a wretched environment to practice something that affirms our humanity the way art does, in just about every way. Not a day goes by when I don't keenly feel a bitter longing for what's missing, and discovering the Huichol people, such an endlessly rich and refined culture, a culture with a deeply ingrained shamanic healing tradition... I'm absolutely over the moon.

[@fernandoparada8022]

es un poco triste ver que los extranjeros estén haciendo el rescate de nuestros pueblos en vez de nosotros.

[@gerardooviedo4145]

quisiera tener dinero, para ir a ayudar a esos hermanos abandonados de los Gobiernos Priista, Panista y Perredista, tengo un invento para purificar el agua sucia o aguas negras, si no armo, se los llevo, si no les paso en dibujo, me pongo un plazo de un mes