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Mangu.tv We are Mangu.TV. On the edges of mainstream culture people are proposing alternative ways to deal with drugs, sex, death and politics.

Mangu.tv films are the next generation of mind, body, spirit documentaries, covering not only spirituality, eastern philosophy, yoga and meditation, but also economics, politics, philosophy, sexuality and other aspects of the human existence. We believe there is something broken in the ways we organize our society, deal with drugs, practice sex and intimacy and even approach our own deaths. Some of their ideas sound radical today. We believe in a few years the will be part of the general conversation. We produce and distribute films that help bring these spirited ideas to the wider world.

11/24/2025

Watch “The Seeds of Vandana Shiva” on Mangu.tv 🔗

11/13/2025

Bill Hicks with a positive drug story 😁

11/10/2025

Psychedelics can help you confront your own behavior - with Graham Hancock 🎙️

11/06/2025

Watch “THE SEEDS OF VANDANA SHIVA” on Mangu.tv

11/03/2025

Laura Huxley talks about the passing of her husband, Aldous Huxley, and their decision to take L$D in preparation for the passing 🙏🏻

10/27/2025

This makes so much sense 🥹

10/20/2025

Long love fungi 🙌🍄

10/19/2025

Check out Sam Harris podcast #433 and the video essay by Daniel Pinchbeck “Materialism is Dead” (YouTube)

We’d love to hear your thoughts 🙌🏻

10/15/2025

“The Seeds of Vandana Shiva” is one of the most important films and movements of our time 🌱

Watch it on Mangu.tv 🎬
🔗 in bio

10/13/2025

Dr. Gabor Maté talks about the potential of psychedelic medicines as a healing modality

The semantics of spirituality/philosophy 🙃
08/27/2025

The semantics of spirituality/philosophy 🙃

Before psilocybin was studied in labs or microdosed in tech circles, it was held in ceremony.María Sabina was a Mazatec ...
07/22/2025

Before psilocybin was studied in labs or microdosed in tech circles, it was held in ceremony.

María Sabina was a Mazatec healer from Oaxaca, known for guiding people through sacred mushroom rituals called veladas.

In 1955, an American published a sensational article in Life magazine in 1957, sharing María’s name, image, and sacred practice with the world, without her full consent.

What followed was a flood.
By the late 1950s and into the ’60s and ’70s, thousands of Westerners descended on her village looking for “magic mushrooms.” The rituals were taken out of context. The medicine was consumed without reverence.

María Sabina paid the price.
Her community blamed her for the invasion.
Her house was burned. She was jailed, accused of drug trafficking simply because foreigners kept showing up at her door. Her son was murdered in the wake of the chaos.

Still, she continued to guide those in need, remaining a healer until her death in 1985.

Today, psilocybin is back in the spotlight, studied in clinical trials, celebrated in documentaries, microdosed in boardrooms.
But María Sabina’s name is rarely spoken in those spaces.

Everything has a price.
When we consume what isn’t ours, without context, without respect, someone pays for that access.

Remember who carried the medicine first, and pay homage to those who walked before you.

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