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“When we do plant medicine, and we see love, we realize right then and there that it was never apart from us, that in fact it is us.”
Ceremony & Ritual
Ceremonies and rituals hold significant value across various milestones in our lives, encompassing moments such as birth, death, divorce, career changes, break-ups, relocations, birthdays, and more. While certain events in our society are traditionally celebrated, others often pass by without acknowledgment. However, through the practice of ceremony and ritual, we can navigate these life transitions with intentionality, granting ourselves a space for profound emotional connection and support.
Incorporating ceremonies and rituals into our lives provides a framework for honoring the significance of these events and marking their passage. Whether it's welcoming a new life into the world, bidding farewell to a loved one, or embarking on a new chapter in our careers or relationships, these practices offer us a means to acknowledge, process, and find meaning in the changes we experience.
By engaging in ceremony and ritual, we create moments of reflection, allowing us to pause and honor the emotions and experiences that accompany life's transitions. These practices offer solace and comfort, fostering a sense of community and shared understanding as we navigate the complexities of change.
Moreover, ceremonies and rituals can be tailored to suit individual beliefs, values, and preferences, ensuring that they resonate authentically with those involved. Whether it's a simple gathering of loved ones or a more elaborate ritual steeped in tradition, the act of coming together and bearing witness to each other's journeys can be profoundly healing and transformative.
In essence, ceremonies and rituals serve as powerful tools for navigating life's transitions with grace, resilience, and a deep sense of connection. By embracing these practices, we honor the full spectrum of human experience and affirm our capacity to find meaning and purpose in every stage of our journey.
So, as we move through life's twists and turns, let us remember the power of ceremony and ritual to guide us, support us, and remind us of the inherent beauty and significance of every moment we encounter.
Cacao
Sound Healing
Guided Meditation
Card / Akashic Readings
Rose Ceremony
Ecstatic Dance
Guided Breath-Work
Group / Private Retreat Hosting
Plant Medicine
Somatic Movement
Custom Rituals
Burial Ceremony
Fire Burning Ceremony
Water Ceremony
Integration
Reiki
Aromatherapy
Energy & Space Clearing
Grief healing and plant medicine ceremonies are offered in the Tacoma/Seattle area. Special arrangements can be made for travel.
Master Medicine Offerings
PURIFICATION
KAMBO
“Purification is but the cleaning of the lamp-glass which hides the light.”
-Annie Besant
Cleansing is essential in preparing the physical vessel to receive deep spiritual and emotional healing. Restoring balance and harmony physically creates fertile soil for germination and the growing of our seeds of desired realities.
This is why we begin our medicine journey with Kambo, the venomous secretion of Phyllomedusa bicolor (the giant leaf or monkey frog), a beautiful bright green frog indigenous to the Amazon Rainforest between Peru and Brazil. For many generations Native tribes have used the powerful substance in ceremony for healing or “clearing the pain away”. Kambo is a powerful cleanse that allows access to subconscious and energetic blockages as well as increasing the immune system and regenerating our liver and cells.
The medicine draws the impurities out of the body and ailments are eliminated through purging or other means of extraction. The experience can last between 20-45 minutes but the benefits of Kambo can last a lifetime.
EXPANSION
BUFO
As we take the leap into the unknown, we open ourselves up to receive and experience deep healing and transmutation. Bufo has the ability to connect us to the distilled essence of existence, bringing us closer to our true self.
This powerful short-acting medicine can be intense with effects lasting 15-45 minutes in length. Some experiences include ego dissolution, deep emotional release, feelings of leaving the physical body, and spiritual visions. Toad Medicine has been credited with anti-depressant and anti-addictive effects.
In a recent study published by the National Institutes of Health, after just a single-use, this psychedelic lifted anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder and provided an overall sustained enhancement of satisfaction with life.
XHANGA
Xhanga is a transcendental, all natural substance made from herbs and vines that contain DMT (also known as the “spirit molecule”). When smoked, the effects are truly remarkable, taking you into the inner worlds where the truth of our being resides. Xhanga is a great tool for deep subconscious healing, access to the heart space and communicating with the ancestors. The effects last 20-45 minutes and the benefits are endless.
RENEWAL
Cacao/Magic Mushroom Ceremony
Magic Mushrooms, as they are commonly referred to, are mushrooms that contain Psilocybin and Psylocin. Psilocybin is a psychoactive compound that acts on the serotonin brain receptors causing altered states of consciousness, visions, increased creativity and deep subconscious healing. The mushroom spirit has been in existence since the beginning of time, containing within them an endless amount of information and potential to connect us with the depths of our being. These ancient teachers are non-toxic to the human body, and are a source for us to connect with our divinity.
CLARITY
SANANGA
Known as the “hunters medicine”, Sananga is a powerful tool to bring about both physical and mental clarity. The medicine is made from roots and barks of the Tabernaemontana undulata shrub, most commonly found in the Amazon jungle. Sananga is administered as eye drops that initially have a slight burning effect, quickly followed up with a clean and clear sensation that is felt both physically and internally.
Sananga has been proven to assist with the healing of many conditions ranging from cataracts to anxiety and depression. Traditionally the medicine was used by Amazonian warriors right before they would go hunt, to provide them with a sharpened vision to see clearly in the night.
