Shamans of the Global Village

Season 1

1 episode · Jul 1, 2016

Season Videos

Teaser · Shamans of The Global Village (Pilot Episode Teaser)

Clip · Shamans of The Global Village Episode 01 Excerpt - It's Not an Easy Path

Clip · Shamans of The Global Village Episode 01 Excerpt - How We Collect The Medicine

Clip · Shamans of The Global Village Episode 01 Excerpt - Pure Everything

Clip · Shamans of The Global Village Episode 1: An Intro from the Co-Creators

Featurette · Ep 1 Shamans of the Global Village (Panel Discussion)

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  • S1E1

    Octavio Rettig & The Sonoran Desert Toad

    Jul 1, 2016

    Doctor Octavio Rettig is the focus of the first episode. He is a medical surgeon from the University of Guadalajara specializing in treating addictions. He has been working for over 15 years with traditional medicinal plants recognized as sacred plants or power plants within Mesoamerican cultures. He is a spokesman for the message of the councils of elders of indigenous communities in northern Mexico. He has been entrusted by the Seri tribe to communicate their message and spread their traditions and understanding. Dr. Rettig’s sessions incorporate ancient healing chants with the experience of the Sonoran Desert Toad (which contains 5-MeO-DMT). He has worked with the toad medicine for over seven years, during which he has given over 3,500 sessions treating serious cases of addiction to strong synthetic drugs like crystal meth (methamphetamine), and crack cocaine, achieving a high success rate with his patients, providing them with a new way of understanding life. Dr. Rettig's book the “Toad of Dawn: 5-MEO-DMT and the Rise of Cosmic Consciousness” is published by and can be found at Divine Arts Media ( http://www.divineartsmedia.com/ ). With a foreword by our own Rak Razam. It’s the dramatic story of how he, a Mexican doctor with a crack cocaine addiction, came to heal himself by employing the ancient “treasure” almost forgotten for centuries ­— The Bufo Alvarius (Sonoran Desert) Toad.

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