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Estela Pangoza, a 51-year-old shaman, runs an ayahuasca center in the Amazon rainforest, where people from around the world come to participate in ceremonies.
Many psychedelic drugs are illegal worldwide, yet recreational use remains common, with anecdotal evidence suggesting deeper psychological benefits.
Kenrap, an eight-year-old monk in a remote Himalayan monastery, navigates the complexities of childhood and spiritual duty during annual visits home.
Twenty participants gather in a remote Thai village for a ritual involving an ancient tattoo believed to grant supernatural abilities.
In a historic German castle, wedding planner Janine navigates high-pressure challenges to create a luxurious Disney-themed wedding for Cindy and Dominic.
Tensions between white farmers and spiritual pilgrims in Lesotho highlight a complex conflict over land rights and religious practices in South Africa.
A local butcher saw the Queen just three weeks before her death, reflecting the deep personal connection felt by residents of Balmoral.
More than 2 million people in Brazil practice Candomblé, an Afro-Brazilian religion that incorporates music and dance to invoke spirit gods called Odishas.
Guns fire 96 rounds nationwide to honor each year of the Queen's life after her passing.
Two enormous crocodiles emerge from a pool in a traditional story told by Yakar Garimala, reflecting the beliefs of his people near Darwin.
Kumail Nanjiani recounts his Muslim wedding ceremony with humorous twists.
Stonehenge attracts a couple million visitors each year, leading the government to consider building a tunnel beneath the site to alleviate traffic congestion.
Papua tribesmen perform strange rituals to invoke the spirit of the crocodile king.
Thailand crowns King Maha Vajiralongkorn in elaborate ceremonies in Bangkok.
In Flanders, Belgium, Battlefield Tours highlight the significance of visiting war graves, as Tony Webb takes his 83-year-old father to honor his fallen comrades.
Royal coronations, steeped in centuries-old traditions, reveal a fascinating history of chaos and ceremony, as explored by historian Matt Lewis.
The Mukanda ceremony in Zambia marks a 500-year-old tradition where boys transition to manhood under the watchful eyes of Makishi demons and their mothers.
