The Way of the Kogi

The Kogi, nestled into the vast Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta Mountains along the northern coast of Colombia, are one of the few remaining intact civilizations in the Americas. Their ancient practices of communication with the natural world are used to help maintain the delicate balance of life.
Filmed and Directed by Sophie Cooper
Produced by The Institute For Man and Nature

[@brahmahum]

Good message; praise the One.

[@mandomage4595]

A true Jaguar people. My mom hope to meet them before she pass on.

[@jadez.p.4719]

Bless them, their wisdom, their heart, their people, their work, their values, their humanity, their existence. May they continue to live in their truth, this planet and Human race need them.

[@ShiningNoctowls]

🔥🌨🌈

[@gianoncuocsong1027]

Thank you so much

[@jandunn169]

If we are to survive, our connection to the Mother must change.....

[@OliverDriverUrwaldkaffee]

I would like to do the German subtitles! Please contact me!

[@Tappingonthesky]

🐺🔥💙

[@menacinghat]

the man at 1:25 died of covid, recently

[@jadez.p.4719]

are you serious? How would it be possible they live on top of a mountain away from any modern world and without any contact

[@dalemullane8053]

@@jadez.p.4719 Because they don't live away from modern villages or without contact, in fact some of them even use mobile phones... They visit the lowland villages regularly and that's all they needed to spread the virus into the lands.

[@jandunn169]

Sadness.......

[@santoshs5244]

Source?

[@stefantwotimes]

Why do they lose their teeth ????

[@dalemullane8053]

They almost constantly chew a mash of seashells and coca leaves in their adult lives. This is created with the help of their poporo which they carry around with them everywhere they go. Leaves are carried in their bags which they always carry as well.

[@suleimankhamis8298]

They should be left alone