Tag: plant medicine
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living in an ayahyuasca community for 2 months: my experience
The beginning of 2026 started with me moving from the busy hectic Lima to a community in the Andes in Ecuador. This community was based in nature and uses plant medicines for healing. Read here my experience of volunteering at Gaia Sagrada healing center. It was perfectly aligned with my manifestation of the Leo moon…
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some insights to share
Beautiful reunions and time with people that bring out the best version of yourself are just amazing! The travel life is just so fulfilling. Control of the mind I shared with my friend that yoga, astrology, plant medicine and all these concepts help to break free from your mind. He asked me: are you not…
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san pedro medicine: my experience
San Pedro is also known as aguacolla and wachuma, it is a cactus native to the Andean mountains. The experience with this plant is heart opening, similar to molly and mushrooms in a way. But different. Thankfully I was able to experience this beautiful medicine two times in different scenarios and ceremonies but with the…
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porque te quiero tanto
Medicine music is so powerful, there is this song called porque te quiero tanto. I love this song. It means I love you so much. It could be a lullably for a child, yet also a song to be shared with a loved one or like it is used in cermony or sacred space. This…
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the shipibo and ayahuasca
The Shipibo-Conibo people are an indigenous group residing along the Ucayali River deep in the Peruvian Amazon rainforest. Once two distinct groups: the Shipibo (“apemen”) and the Conibo (“fishmen”). They gradually merged through intermarriage and shared rituals to form the unique Shipibo-Conibo culture we know today. Most live in scattered villages across a vast jungle…
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visiting the shipibo tribe in the amazon
I got the wonderful opportunity to spend a month in the amazon learning from a wonderful linage of shipibo maestros. The father Sina and 3 sons: Emilio, Huber and Limber. This specific linage has been maestros for several generations. It was the most magical experience to sit in plant medicine ceremonies and do a plant…
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cacao around the world
Mama Cacao has been one of my greatest teachers – she speaks a universal language of heart-opening and presence. Yet, each cacao I’ve met across the world carries her own personality, shaped by the soil, the people, and the history of the land. I was used to the cacao from Latin America, while I traveled…
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ayahuasca is hard workÂ
When we work with plant medicines it’s not just fun and games. You go to the center to do the work. To learn, to release and to evolve! When you come to chase visions and enjoy: ayahuasca is not the plant for you. It’s deep healing, hard working and intense energy. When you accept this,…
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ayahausca ceremony: I feel nothing…Â
Sometimes when we join a plant medicine ceremony such as ayahuasca we think nothing happens. But this is not true. By feeling “nothing” the channel is being opened. The connection to the plant world is being established. When there are “just” physical sensations this is a detox and a nervous system resets and release. Then…
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visit to an eco friendly cacao farm
My love for the medicine of mama cacao is deep. This medicine guided me back to my heart, brought me a lot of healing and gave me immense compassion. While I am traveling in Colombia I got the opportunity to visit an eco friendly cacao farm. Where the owner recently moved (4 years before) to…