What happens when a young person is called to carry an ancient tradition into a rapidly changing world? This timeless and deeply moving documentary follows Chinbayar, a young Mongolian shaman, on an initiatory journey across his homeland.

Recommended by Shamans Directory Members Jay and Sweetie Bird, this beautifully woven story-poem invites readers of all ages into a gentle, living relationship with the natural world.

Each language is a window through which to see the world. Children, families, and teachers around the world are coming together to keep these languages alive, and you are warmly invited to be part of it.

In the heart of the Andes, the ancient Inkas cultivated a spiritual philosophy that created one of the most harmonious and advanced civilizations on Earth, found in three simple, yet profound principles: munay (love), llankay (service), and yachay (wisdom).

Author, artist, and shamanic teacher extraordinaire, Shamans Directory Ambassador and Member Imelda Almqvist offers years of lived experience in one accessible, grounded, and practical guide to spiritual work with children of all ages.

Shamans Directory Ambassador and Member Imelda Almqvist’s offerings for 2026–2028 reflect a deep commitment to ancestral wisdom, imagination, and the healing of intergenerational patterns.

Set in 16th century South America, in the Andes Mountains of Peru, Pachamama is a colorful cg animated feature by Argentine director Juan Antín and produced by Didier Brunner (The Secret of Kells, Ernest and Celestine) through his Paris-based studio, Folivari.

There are dark and light forces within and outside of us — forces separate from our physical human condition. Shamans Directory Member Dr. David Cumes introduces the full spectrum of spiritual intrusions, from minor tricksters, like “mosquitoes at your picnic,” to rare but potent dark forces that aim to divert sincere practitioners from their path of enlightenment.

The Book of Cultures is a beautifully illustrated journey for children that celebrates the rich diversity of our world while reminding young readers that we are all part of one global family. At its heart lies an important message: though we come from many lands and speak many languages, we share a common home, Earth, and a shared capacity to care, to learn, and to belong.