In the high valleys of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, in Colombia, is an indigenous tribe that has lived here for more than 500 years: The Kogis. The tribe lives in harmony with nature, the Sierra Nevada is in their eyes the center of the world, the Mother Earth that dictates the codes of their society. There are 12,000 individuals left in the world today.
Aluna means "conscience ". Enter the last theocratic chiefdom in America, hidden for centuries on a mountain in Colombia. The Kogi have made this amazing documentary to help us understand how to avoid the destruction of the world that they are trying to protect, and of ourselves. To continue spreading the Kogi warning of an ecological disaster, we have now made Aluna available for free in 15 different languages
The high valleys of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta in Colombia are an inspiring retreat. Nestled amidst nature's embrace, this sacred land unveils a tapestry of breathtaking beauty. Towering peaks touch the sky, their snow-capped crowns glistening in the sunlight. Lush green valleys sprawl out, adorned with vibrant flowers and cascading waterfalls. The air is infused with a sense of serenity, as if time slows down in reverence to the enchanting surroundings. Exploring this mystical retreat is to embark on a journey that awakens the senses and nourishes the soul.
With an ancient ritual of the Kogi Mamo, the energy of a charter boat is cleansed and renewed, paving the way for a vibrant future. With wisdom passed down through generations, the Mamo invokes the spirits of nature to purify the vessel. Sacred herbs are burned, their fragrant smoke enveloping every nook and cranny, dispelling stagnant energies. Chants and prayers resonate through the air, infusing the boat with positive vibrations. The Mamo's hands move gracefully, sweeping away any residual negativity, creating a space primed for new beginnings. As the ritual concludes, a revitalized aura lingers, promising a voyage filled with harmony and prosperity.
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