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The Heart of the World

Season 2025 Episode 1 | 54m 45s

Join Gulnaz Khan in the sacred mountains of Colombia with the Arhuaco people, one of the few Indigenous groups to preserve their spiritual traditions after colonization. Calling themselves the Elder Brothers, they carry a vital message for humanity.

Aired: 09/09/25 | Expires: 10/08/25
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