Death and Mourning
This course offers a profound insight into the Kogi’s understanding of death and mourning. Far from being a taboo or an end, death is seen as a sacred transition, one that requires deep preparation and spiritual guidance.
With teachings from Mama Shibulata you’ll learn how the soul is guided to Golkuche, the village of the dead. You’ll explore the importance of spiritual offerings, final confessions, ancestral permission, and the unseen consequences of unresolved emotions. The course offers a rare window into how death, when approached consciously, can bring peace not only to the soul but also to those left behind.
- Lessons (10)
- Description
- Learnings
- Speakers (1)
- Terminology
Introduction Mama Shibulata
1 min
Understanding Death in the Kogi Tradition
18 mins
Insight – Understanding Death in the Kogi Tradition
3 mins
Preparing for Death with Awareness
8 mins
Insight – Preparing for Death with Awareness
2 mins
Can the Dead Influence the Living?
18 mins
The Role of Truth at the End of Life
7 mins
Insight – The Role of Truth at the End of Life
3 mins
Honoring the Dead Through Ritual and Offerings
7 mins
Insight – Honoring the Dead Through Ritual and Offerings
1 min
This course offers a profound insight into the Kogi’s understanding of death and mourning. Far from being a taboo or an end, death is seen as a sacred transition, one that requires deep preparation and spiritual guidance.
With teachings from Mama Shibulata you’ll learn how the soul is guided to Golkuche, the village of the dead. You’ll explore the importance of spiritual offerings, final confessions, ancestral permission, and the unseen consequences of unresolved emotions. The course offers a rare window into how death, when approached consciously, can bring peace not only to the soul but also to those left behind.
- How the Kogi understand and prepare for death
- The sacred journey of the soul to Golkuche
- The importance of emotional clarity and honesty before death
- How unspoken words can affect the living and the dead
- How unresolved spiritual duties may cause unrest after death
- How to approach death as a conscious transition
One of the most knowledgable Mamos of the Kogi. He became internationaly reknown after the film Aluna that was watched all over the world. He is by many regarded as a Mamo who still knows a very larg body of knowledge and especially the stories of all things.
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