Journey to the Spirit World: The Mystical San Art of the Drakensberg

Step back in time and enter the mystical realm of the San (Bushmen) people, who lived in the Drakensberg Mountains of South Africa for thousands of years. In this video, we explore the famed “Rosetta Stone” of San rock art at Game Pass Shelter—a collection of paintings so rich with spiritual meaning that it’s considered a key to understanding entire worlds beyond our own. Join us as we journey through winding mountain paths, marvel at breathtaking cave shelters, and discover how these ancient hunters and shamans harnessed the power of eland, the trance dance, and the spirit realm to heal the sick and guide their community.

Highlights include
• Expert insights on the significance of the “Rosetta Stone” panel at Game Pass Shelter
• Spectacular views of the Drakensberg mountain range and its hidden rock art sites
• Exploration of Bushman (San) shamanic practices, including the trance dance and rain-making rituals
• Reflections on the legacy the San left behind—and how their influence endures in modern African traditions

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