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In some of our workshops and retreats, we incorporate ecstatic dance as a tool for body and emotional exploration. It is a simple, accessible and deeply transformative practice that can be found today in many places around the world (perhaps even close to where we live). So we want to share a little more about what it is, where it comes from [...]

For every sincere seeker, there are moments along the way that feel like coming home. They are moments of overwhelming clarity, a surge of ecstasy in which the veil of separation seems to dissolve. Suddenly, everything makes sense. The universe reveals itself to be a symphony of interconnectedness and purpose, and we, in

The other day, a friend of mine warned me: "Be careful, check your profile on networks to increase its security... consider what it could mean for you if you lose it". And this has made me reflect deeply in the last week. Because beyond the logic behind it (protecting a professional tool, taking care of a channel, etc.), it is important to be careful.

On the path of consciousness, we often believe that the wounds of the past have been healed, that deep work has freed us from the emotional chains that condition our lives. However, the wound of abandonment is a master at the art of disguise. It does not show itself in an obvious way, but hides itself.

Ayahuasca, that ancient medicine that has guided so many seekers on the path of expanding consciousness, has the ability to open doors to the deepest part of the being. Through visions, sensations and sudden insights, it speaks to us. But what really is this voice that we hear in experience? Where does it come from?

The journey does not end with the retreat, but continues in everyday life. Integration is key to assimilate and give meaning to what you have experienced. Here you will find some recommendations to go through this process in harmony. 1. Body Care The experience with sacred plants can be intense on a physical level. It is important to listen to

Preparation before an Ayahuasca retreat is fundamental to optimise the experience and guarantee a deep integration. This guide offers essential recommendations regarding food, habits and restrictions that can favour a smoother and safer process. 1. Food and Diet (Ayahuasca Diet) Follow a light and clean diet in the weeks leading up to the Ayahuasca retreat.

On the path of personal and spiritual growth, there are times when what we call "awakening consciousness" confronts us with aspects of ourselves that we would prefer to avoid. As we open ourselves to a greater awareness of our inner and outer reality, not only do states of clarity, peace and connection emerge, but also shadows emerge that we would rather avoid.

In the vast universe of human consciousness, entheogens (also known as Master Plants) present themselves as keys that open doors to profoundly revelatory feelings. These ancient remedies have the power to immerse us in inner worlds where the line between reality and fantasy blurs. Therefore, I want to share this that

On our journey towards spirituality and awareness, we often strive to help others. However, in our noble quest to accompany on this path, we sometimes unwittingly fall into a dangerous trap: the colonisation of thought. This process can affect freedom of thought and feeling.