This week, we go deep into the spiritual heart of psychedelics with Celina De Leon, founder of the Circle of Sacred Nature Church and adjunct faculty at the Graduate Theological Union. Celina has spent 20 years working with ayahuasca – or yagé, as it’s known in the Kamentsa indigenous community of Colombia, her root lineage.
We talk about the contemplative practice of yagé, its unique characteristics, and how it opens us up to benefits beyond individual mental health. So much goodness!
The main thing is: we go into ceremony – we experience how the deliberateness and care of ceremony takes us into the sacred present.
In Celina’s guided practice, we feel into the mystery of this and try to articulate the remembering that happens… although, of course, no words can ever be adequate.
So friends, come experience it with us :)
LINKS:
Circle of Sacred Nature: www.circleofsacrednature.org
Posada Natura: www.posadanatura.org
Upcoming Retreat: posadanatura.org/plant-medicine-retreats
The Afterparty
Tasha and Jeff get personal about some of the benefits of exploring psychedelics over the long-term, but also some of the ways they can be destabilizing.
No one needs to do psychedelics, but if you do, be responsible: Find an experienced community that understands how to hold a safe container, and …. pace yourself!
We also get into a great discussion about how to think about teachers and communities of practice at a time when there are not enough deeply experienced teachers to go around.
Let us know in the comments how this practice was for you!
K, That’s all for this week. Thanks for tuning in!
Love always,
🧘🏽♀️ Tasha & Jeff 🧘🏼♂️
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