Long before temples, priests, or holy books, humans danced to heal, to enter trance, and to access the unseen. In the Kalahari Desert of Southern Africa, the San people still perform the Trance Dance — a spiritual healing ritual that may be older than religion itself.
This documentary explores how San healers enter altered states of consciousness using rhythm, breath, and movement alone, and how their cave art records trance visions experienced tens of thousands of years ago. From human-animal transformations to symbols matching modern neuroscience, San cave paintings reveal a sophisticated understanding of the human mind long before civilization began.
Part 2 examines the Trance Dance and ancient healing rituals.
Part 3 uncovers the hidden meaning behind San cave art and trance visions — messages left in stone by the first human minds.
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