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Bufo is a psychedelic derived from the secretions of the Bufo Alvaius toad. Bufo is a subject growing in popularity, with users calling it the “God molecule” and comparing it to a religious experience. It has recently gained popularity in various spiritual settings. There are retreats and ethnic ceremonies being held. “Bufo Alvarius” used inLearn more →
Crystals are growing in popularity as a healing tool, particularly when used on the seven main chakras of the human body, aligned down the spine. Spiritual healers connect a wide array of conditions and ailments to the chakras and consider disease to be a side-effect of blocked chakras. Using crystals linked to these specific chakrasLearn more →
As a way to connect to your inner self and the world around you, very few things can beat a visit to an energy vortex. With strong links to ley lines, these intersections of energy and tranquillity be found on both famous and relatively unknown sites. These sites have called to humanity for centuries, asLearn more →
Rape´- pronounced hapeh – is a psychotropic shamanic snuff made from finely ground tobacco and a variety of other herbs. Some snuffs are tobacco-free, making them less likely to act as a purgative.The purpose of a rape´ ceremony is grounding and centering of the self and healing, and as such it is vital that yourLearn more →
A controversial and intense purging ceremony that’s not for the faint of heart, Kambo ceremonies have been increasing in popularity over the years. Fans of the ceremony claim a range of benefits from treating depression and PTSD to removing negative energy, and treating chronic pain and fertility problems. Kambo, also known as frog medicine, isLearn more →
A cacao ceremony is perfect for someone wanting to experience and grow through shamanic ritual without the often intense experience associated with Ayahuasca. Usually a relaxed, tranquil experience, the cacao ceremony is used to open the heart spiritually through the intense raw cacao beverage, paving the way to self-love and healing.
If you found this blog post you’re probably wondering about the effects of Iboga for depression, in the following post we will give you a break down of it’s history and usage to date. In December 2020, Iboga as an antidepressant treatment made the headlines, following the publication of a paper in science journal Nature.Learn more →
As more people turn to psychedelic therapy, and actively search out retreats offering them, two major treatments keep coming up: Iboga, commonly referred to as ibogaine, and ayahuasca. Both are traditional plant-based medicines with a deep history behind them. Both of them have psychedelic properties, and both of them are touted by users as life-changing.Learn more →
During this time of great transition, a yoga retreat can provide a pause to rest. A pause to reflect. A pause to remember the exquisite existence this life truly can be. Life can feel heavy. Transitions can be hard. Even beautiful times bring stress and anxiety. Taking a moment for oneself will always be worthLearn more →
Studies have shown that in addition to lowering blood sugar levels, yoga can also improve sleep quality, help manage anxiety and depression symptoms, decrease fatigue during cancer treatment, and even relieve pain from arthritis or fibromyalgia. Do you know someone with diabetes? Yoga could be an easy solution for them. Yoga is an ancient andLearn more →
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