Black Jaguar Lecture with Dr. Sylvia Marcos
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Events, Learning, Literary
Dr. Sylvia Marcos, Director of the Center for Psychoethnological Research in Cuernavaca, Mexico and author of Taken From the Lips: Gender and Eros in Mesoamerican Religions and Women in Indigenous Religions: Perspectives from Asia, Australia, and the Americas discusses the role of women in ancient and modern religions and healing traditions in a lecture titled Stories and Songs of Women Healers, Shamans and Midwives: Mexico's Indigenous Traditions. Price:
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