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A group of shamans, or medicine men, performed a ritual in Peru to plead for peace in the world and ward off another world war.
On Monday, shamans in the downtown park of Campo de Marte here carrying musical instruments, flowers and candles, placed photos of US President Donald Trump and of North Korea's supreme leader Kim Jong-un on an altar to beseech peace and deter a third world war.
"A ritual of continental peace has been performed, above all for the United States and North Korea, which, because they want to show off their war-making power, think about starting a third world war and that can go nowhere," shaman Juan Osco told Efe news on Monday.
"We have placed hot spices, incense, herbs, spirits and skulls on the altar because they plead for peace so there will be no more unnecessary deaths," Osco said.
Both groups of photos were also crowned with "the sword of punishment" and were given a "spiritual rebirth" with essences of plants and herbs to "calm their anger".
The ritual also included Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, so that he might be moved to think about what is best for his people and "step down from power", as the opposition in that country demands.
The shamans in the downtown park of Campo de Marte performed another ritual to "counteract" Maduro and put an end to the protests that have left over 65 dead in Venezuela over the past few weeks.
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