Tag: plants
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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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why I call myself a lunar travel fairy?
I love being connected to the land of magic, lunar wisdom and exploring the world. Most of my personal placements in astrology are in cancer, cancer is ruled by the moon. The lunar cycles influence the menstrual cycle as a woman. Additionally as I’m a moon child: I feel even more connected to the moon…
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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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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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eating plants
Have you ever read books or seen documentaries on animal abuse during their slaughter and veganism? Once you dive into this topic deeper I wonder how you are able to continue eating these products… There is in my belief a disconnect to the industry and what is on our plates. The idea that a chicken…
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pre patriarchal cultures & veganism
The pre-patriarchal culture and pre-Aries time around 3000 years BCE. It was the time we worshiped the moon, had goddess culture and there was an earth-based spirituality. There was cyclical time. The diet would have been primarily plant-based, with a foundation of grains, legumes, fruits, roots, seeds, wild plants and nuts. Animals were part of…
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ayahuasca is hard work
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…
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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plant medicine read & watch
My love for the spiritual world and how plant medicine can guide us is large. I have found several books and documentaries on the Amazonian culture and I want to share them with you. One book I found is called “We Will Be Jaguars” by Nemonte Nenquimo and her husband Mitch Anderson. Nemonte grew up…