The Shamanic Vision of the Huichol

This article was co-written by longtime intellectual collaborators, Juan Negrín and William Meyers, based on a journey they took together to Wixarika territory and ongoing conversations they shared about comparative spirituality, religion, and studies on shamanism. The article is illustrated with photographs taken by Juan Negrín and was published in New York City's long running Free Spirit magazine that Meyers served on.

"A silvery dawn breaks over Xangangüey—the massive volcanic cone that rises to the east of Tepic. We’ve come here to this moutainous town of crafts shops and sugar mills, halfway between Guadalajara and the Pacific Coast, to take a plane into one of the most primitive and least disturbed areas of primeval wilderness left in Mexico—the Huichol territory of the western Sierra Madre."

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