Let us walk together upon our beautiful planet, with gratitude for all of our blessing. In the plants, the animals, the minerals and in each others’ eyes, let us see a clear reflection of ourselves. Let us send our love outward in prayers of unity to all creation, and inward to the vast spaces within our hearts. Let us feel deeply all of our emotions–the emotions that have names and those we can’t even begin to understand. Let our hearts burst open so wide we never knew such love was possible. Let our communion, our walk, our songs, our breaths, our prayers, renew our souls.
Calling
This work is for those who have felt the call and are ready to answer. It is for those who have journeyed far both inward and outward, and are ready for more revealing. This work is for those who are ready to face their shadows while also shining their lights bright. This work is for those ready to reconnect with their true nature, to remember what it means to be a human being, and to walk in communion. This work is for those who are ready to take off their masks, to free long-held beliefs, and to liberate stuck emotions from the body. This work is for those who are ready for the most challenging day of their life–but also one of the greatest days. This work is not for everyone, but it may be for you.
About San Pedro
Huachuma is a cactus native to the Andean highlands. It has been more commonly referred to as San Pedro since the time the conquistadors encountered its use some five-hundred years ago. Some say that the conquistadors experienced the medicine as opening the gates of heaven, thus naming it after Saint Peter, or San Pedro in Spanish. The Huachuma cactus is not a single variety, but a number of interrelated species within the classification Trichocereus pachanoi (also called echinopsis pachanoi). The varieties range from thin nearly spineless cactus that grow in the lowland deserts to thick varieties with long spines, which grow more commonly in the Andes mountains at higher elevations. In the United States, a few strains of hybrid San Pedro have been cultivated for decades for ornamental gardening purposes. Many people are often surprised to learn that they have these plants growing in their neighborhoods.
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Contribution
We strive to provide our ceremonies based on the principles of ayni and karma. These are treasured experiences delivered from our heart with the utmost love and compassion.
Your Contribution to the Ceremony Includes
- Pre-ceremony screening and advice for preparation
- Transportation to/from ceremony location from chosen meeting place
- Expert guidance by our plant medicine person
- All offerings made during the ceremony
- Post-ceremony support and integration assistance if requested
- Unlimited heart-opening and lifetime memories
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To inquire about a ceremony, please use our contact form.
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