Tabaco Ceremony with Anthar Kharana
This tabaco ceremony is lead by Anthar Kharana Navarro (Colombia) who has over 25 years of experience with this plant. This sitting, is a way to honor the different aspects of the wheel of life through the plant kingdom. The wisdom of the Tabaco plant has been highly misunderstood due to the historical issues brought to Europe by the conquistadores 500 years ago. In the last few years, this plant has been returning to the far lands as part of the prophesies of the Americas, with the traditional uses, stories and songs to support the transition from addiction and sickness to healing and wellness. This process is created by re-ordering our relationship with the plant, which in this occasion the focus will be given to the Air and Water doors, helping us to clear the clouds that blocks our vision and dreams as well as unblocking emotional traumas from our veins.
Anthar Kharana Navarro from Colombia, has been planting and sharing this medicine in different territories for more than 10 years. He will share his vision of why and how planting this medicine in the 4 corners of Britain can help to unite the families of split territories.
About Anthar:
Anthar Kharana Navarro native from Ocaña in the north of Colombia is an ethnic music composer, sound healer and ceremonial leader, guardian of medicines from the Muisca traditions of his land and guide of the tabaquero way. Anthar is also a Sundancer and a member of the Pachamama Native American Church. He started at an early age, guided by wise elders from his land and during the last 20 years of travel, Anthar have visited 16 countries, particularly active in the UK, leading workshops, conferences, retreats, ceremonies and concerts. Anthar is the director and founder of the Ancestral School in Colombia (Escuela Ancestral Colombia) and both Tribal Sound Healing and the Tambora Foundation in the UK and Colombia. He is also co-director of the first school of sound healing in Scotland ANSU School of Sound and the Ancestral Pathways School in England.