We are very lucky that they worked with us! The ceremonies, which were\nheld under the guidance of shamans of this tribe will be remembered for a long\ntime!
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\nMany thanks!
\nShava, Shava!!!
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\nShanenawa \u2014 “Shane” maens bird bluish color and\n“Nava” means people.
\nThis tribe has extensive knowledge in the field of medicinal\nherbs of the Amazon forest.
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\nTribe Shanenawa work with Ayahuasca, they retained knowledge\nof their ancestors and continue to pass them on from generation to generation.
\nWith Ayahuasca they communicate with the spirits of their\nancestors and the spirits of nature, get help in solving their problems.
\nAlaska used as medicine, since they believe that by use of\nthe drink can boost the Spirit and make the body healthy.
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\nThe Shanenawa people speak the language Shanenawa, which\nbelongs to the Pano language family. This language is used only by elderly\npeople, while young people and children speak Portuguese.
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\nThey live in the Brazilian state of Acre, in its\nCentral-Northern part, along the Envira river, a tributary of the Tarauac\u00e1.\nAccording to the elders, Shanenawa migrated to this region from other areas, in\nthe early years of the twentieth century because of the persecution of the rubber\ntappers.
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\nShanenawa created with the support of other indigenous ethnic\ngroups of the region is a very active organization for the protection of the\ninterests of indigenous peoples.
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\nThank the Force for this gift to work with the best shaman of\nthis tribe!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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