How This Indigenous Woman Talks To Plants & Animals
In this video, I spend the day with an indigenous woman who talks to plants and animals! Indigenous Sakha Snow Raven comes from Arctic Siberia from the Sakha Republic. This is the coldest inhabited place in the world with temperatures reaching -96 degrees Fahrenheit in the winters! Snow Raven lived in a small village of 600 people for 18 years with no internet or technology. Her ancestors learned how to survive through having a deep connection with nature, which is how she learned how to talk to plants and animals using ceremony and song. Now it's her mission to share this wisdom with the world! Snow Raven’s mission is to bring the wisdom of her ancestors into modern life and share the teachings and culture of the Sakha people all over the world. Snow Raven brought me into nature and showed me a traditional ceremony for connecting and communicating with the Spirit of Nature, known as Aan Alakhchyn Khotun in Sakha. She then guided me through some vocal exercises to speak the language of nature and she taught me how to play the mouth harp, known as "khmous" in Sakha. The mouth harp is a way she accesses altered states of consciousness naturally.
