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Yara and Pythia discuss the history and religious practices of the Sámi people of the Sápmi region of Europe along with today's cultural developments. Learn about farming your own clay for handcrafted pottery and detail about plants in the Angelica genus.
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Join Yaramaurd and Pythia as they discuss the cultures, practices, and cosmology of the Senoi Temiar people of Malaysia. Yara talks about herbal tincture making, and Pythia brings attention to the Aquilaria or lign-aloe tree and sustainability.
Just finished recording the newest episode, in which we cover the Senoi Temiar. We'll have that live and available within the week.
In the meantime, is there a culture or people that you would like us to research that hasn't been discussed yet?
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Correction on the newest episode:
Yara had stated that Alejandro Jodorowsky was Mexican based on incorrectly remembering his residency in Mexico City in the 1960s and his submission of Fando y Lis at the Acapulco Film Festival in 1968. Jodorowsky is actually of Chilean-French descent.
13). These cultures will inspire our own practices with techniques and concepts not "secrets", "meaning", "tradition", or "authority". Using the analogy of music, we'll be using the same instruments, but we're writing a different song.
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11). Acknowledgment of the genius loci and, therefore, as much focus on "local" as humanly possible.
12). All research is to be anthropologically or culturally based. Information must come from either a member of the culture or from an unbiased study of the culture.
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8). Most rituals require a fire.
9). Incorporation of community/other people. We're social animals, we need it.
10). As much of a scientific approach as possible. Despite a pseudo-animist belief structure, we also firmly exist in a modern society.
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4). Respecting all life as having its own spirit/energy.
5). As a life entwined in this web of life, all issues must be treated holistically.
6). Use of trance states.
7). Lots of incorporation of music (drumming, singing, chants, etc).
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1). Nature based. Spending time with the land we live on
2). Incorporation of homesteading to further entwine ourselves with the land.
3). Recognizing our place in nature and the validity of all life we encounter.
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Additionally, due to the nature of its creation and continuing development, none of the principles listed are placed in any order of importance. As the practice develops, so too, will this list.
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The following is a list of characteristics/practices inherent to Administrism. This list is to be considered incomplete and, as such, is by no means exhaustive.
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Join Yara and Pythia as they discuss the Matsigenka culture, practices, and religious beliefs before going over the importance of self-reliance and the opportunity of sedges.
We just finished wrapping up recording for the next episode in which we discuss the culture and practices of the Matsigenka people of the Peruvian Amazon, to be released soon.
We also discuss the right to repair and the botany of sedges.
What culture would you like to have us research next?
