#shamanicmeditation #ayahuasca #junglemusic #rainforest 🎧Download or Stream this Song: https://gyro.to/IcarodelaBoa 🎶Playlist PIANO PERU 🎹: https://spoti.fi/46P6kBr 🎼 Sheet Music: https://payhip.com/WardDeVleeschhouwer 💿 Physical Albums: https://www.warddevleeschhouwer.org/ ► Subscribe to my channel for more vids!: https://tinyurl.com/yxofu4of F A C E B O O K ➜ https://www.facebook.com/warddevleeschhouwer.pianist.composer.soundpainter I N S T A G R A M ➜ https://www.instagram.com/warddevleeschhouwer W E B S I T E ➜ https://www.warddevleeschhouwer.org/ piano & video, Ward De Vleeschhouwer Footage from the Cloud Forest and Machuwasi Lake. Birds: Horned Screamer, Orange Backed Troupial, Hoatzin, Tropical Kingbird, Scarlet Macaw, Hummingbird, Roadside Hawk, Cock of the Rock An Icaro is a shamanic power song learned from an elder shaman or spirits. They are used to communicate with the spirits of the natural world, to heal the sick, and to actually provoke certain kinds of visual displays or visions in those intoxicated with ayahuasca. The most important of these songs are those learned from the spirits themselves or those recieved in the dream visions which can follow an ayahuasca session. Icaros are either whistled or sung, and can be expressed in any language. The shamans generally sing in a spirit dialect that is a mixture of their native language (i.e. Quechua, Shipibo-Conibo, Asháninka, etc.), Spanish, and different evocative sounds or vocables. Icaros represent a system of communication between the shaman and the spirits, and the shaman and the participants in the ceremony. The shamans believe that every living thing has an icaro and that these icaros can be learned.