We share the same DNA coding to those of the Plant Kingdom, and their species came long before our human existence, so it is no wonder that we find ourselves being called to the conscious world of the plants, they are our ancestors, continuously trying to communicate with those who are open, and receptive enough, to receive the call. Throughout every wisdom tradition, religion and culture we find the significance and sacredness of plants as being teachers, cleansers, healers and protectors.

By journeying with these teachers of ancient wisdom, we enter into a mystical world where these plants reveal themselves to us and share the secrets of the cosmic universe that they have been living through, and as, for eons.

In communing with medicine, and in our listening, we learn how to love Mother Earth, and how to love one another, in all ways.

These sacred medicines are a gift given to humanity as a teaching vessel on how to access peace within, by reconciling with pure innocence, through the power of presence, prayer & ritual.

Plants are honoured and practiced throughout the world by indigenous peoples, shamans, medicine women & men, and healers. These beings have not lost their connection to the conscious life force, intelligence and innate healing power of Earth medicine, they live in harmony with nature and communicate intimately with the plants reaping with respect their healing potentiality.

𓆸 The art of prayer ༄

is humble & curious communion with The Holy Spirit, that speaks in the tongues of all beings.

꩜ Metamorphosis ꩜

The process of transformation and the evolution of consciousness that may occur during ritual or ceremony can be profound. One must take the courageous act of surrendering their sense of self, which allows the consciousness of the plant to work its magic by processing, cleansing, releasing and healing. Working with these sacred plant teachers is truly a gift, as one may also experience reality beyond the illusion, which allows one to see beyond the veil, beyond the illusion of a separate self, bringing one to directly experience the underlying energy that creates and connects all of existence.

In every ceremony, space is safely held by experienced guides with pure love and reverence. Sharing circles are an integral part of the ceremony space to assist in integrating the deep transformations through reflection.

Medicine of the Heart

 Ancient Blossom Cacao

The Spirit of Cacaocita

Cacao originates from the Mayas and Aztecs in Central and South America.

To journey with cacao is an ancient tradition whereby her spirit and her medicinal properties are honoured and celebrated as a sacred drink in a space of togetherness at ceremonies or rituals. In the early days it was honoured and sacrificed at fire ceremonies, child birth, and weddings. Cacao is recognised as a gift from the gods and helps us shift down from the head (mind) into the heart. She is also known to open the throat and the sacral chakras, such as assisting in deep women’s work (womb wisdom), knowing and speaking one's truth, & alignment with one’s sacred path or life purpose. Cacao is known as a medicine that’s helps us heal and transform. It is a wonderful catalyst for healing work, meditation, creative expression, and supports us in making a connection with the chamber of our heart and experiencing a deeper connection with ourselves and the great mystery around us.

The spirit of Cacao is Motherly, and all embracing. She is a potent yet loving teacher, and her frequency in powerful & majestic. She loves to sing and dance, & in my eyes, she is an untamed expression of beautiful creativity. And just as much, she loves to go deep within, gently unveiling aspects of self that need some tending to. She is an all encompassing space holder, allowing one to access deep forgiveness, acceptance, & trust.

𓄣 The Benefits of Cacao 𓄣

𓆃 Lifts the energetic vibration into the space of The Heart

𓆃 Significantly elevates mood & frequency 

𓆃 Can assist in shifting one into a state of love, bliss and euphoria

𓆃 Energetically uplifts the body & offers enhanced focus in body, mind & spirit

𓆃 Offers us a spiritual connection through ritual, intention & prayer

𓆃 Superfood that contains 30%-50% of healthy fats that are vital for the absorptions of the nutrients

𓆃 Plantbased source of magnesium and iron

𓆃 High in minerals such a zink, potasium & caclium

𓆃 High in antioxidants

𓆃 Helps food cravings & can assist in weight management

𓆃 Helps keep mental illness like anxiety and depression at bay

𓆃 Long-term flavanol intake results in neurocognitive enhancement and neuroprotection

Magical Components

𓁼 Theobromine 𓁼

heart opening & simulating (heart rate and blood circulation can increase upto 20%)

aphrodisiac, anti-inflammatory, relaxing, stress relieving, improved memory

𓁼 Tryptophan 𓁼

produces serotonin and melatonin

𓁼 Dopamine 𓁼

happy hormone that increases mood, motivation & creativity, sharper focus, & pleasure
𓁼 Anandamide 𓁼

“bliss molecule” - increases feelings of euphoria

𓁼 Serotonin 𓁼

accelerates the vibrations of happiness & optimism

𓁼 Melatonin 𓁼

helps relaxation & regulate the circadian rhythm

𓁼 Pea 𓁼

the “love molecule” - that creates a feeling of love, pleasure, emotional well-being, & stimulates happy hormones & improves libido function & arousal. Phenylethylamine is known to be a potent anti-depressant

Medicine of the Heart

Huachuma

The Spirit of Huachumita

Huachuma is a cactus of the Andes. It is respected and honoured as a profound heart opening medicine and has been used ceremonially in Andean spirituality for up to 5000 years. It’s Quechuan name is “punku” meaning “doorway” (Heaven/Charing 2006: 92.) or ‘San Pedro’, named after St. Peter, who held the keys to the doorway of heaven. This medicine has a gentle, kind and compassionate essence, bringing us in closer relationship to our own hearts and emotional field at a pace that is manageable for our nervous system. This sacred medicine is known to be for many, life-changing, promoting radical introspection, healing, and a sense of wonder and awe. It can assist in the thinning of the veils, revealing the mystical world around us. It can also shine the light of our awareness upon our collective reality, which can serve us in helping ourselves as well as each other. Huachuma naturally connects us deeply into Mother Earth, gifting us with the experience of deeply recognising our innate symbiosis and oneness with her, as her children, and as pure love.

In Peru, Bolivia, and Ecuador there are still huachumeros who lead huachuma ceremonies for the same reasons their ancestors did: for prayer, communing with nature, gaining access to the spiritual world, expanding consciousness, and healing on physical, emotional and spiritual levels.

Huachuma is still to this day, considered one of Peru’s most sacred plants. According to archeologists, the carvings of Huachuma & ‘“huachumero” (a shaman who works with huachuma) demonstrates the long-time use of huachuma dates back to 1500 B.C., or perhaps earlier. The Chavin culture created many sacred designs of figures holding the San Pedro cactus - making it the oldest recorded psychedelic medicine.

𓄣 The Benefits of Huachuma

𓆃 Creates a feeling of inspiration & creativity

𓆃 Invokes spiritual experiences & connection to Love, Source, Creation

𓆃 Opens & expands the Heart center, on the levels of body & spirit

𓆃 Unifies the energy of the mind into the heart

𓆃 Healing & integration of traumatic experiences

𓆃 Helps alleviate mental disorders such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, & mood disorders, nervous conditions

𓆃 Helps alleviate chronic pain & addictions

𓆃 “miracle healings” ~ sudden healing from chronic issues such as cancer & infertility

addictions

𓆃 Provides a deep felt sense of belonging, meaning & purpose

addictions

𓆃 Lowers high blood pressure

addictions

𓆃 Reduce the risk of cardiac disease

addictions

𓆃Anti-inflammatory support

addictions

𓆃 Helps alleviate hypertension

𓆃Contains powerful antimicrobial properties, which have the potential for preventing the growth of more than a dozen strains of penicillin-resistant bacteria, including Staphylococcus

Medicine of the Heart

Huachuma Flower

The Spirit of Huachumita

A Symbol of Awakening

The Huachuma cactus, produces delicate, fragrant flowers that bloom briefly, often at night. While the mescaline-containing flesh of the cactus is the primary focus in ceremonies, the flower itself holds symbolic significance. Its ephemeral bloom mirrors the fleeting nature of profound insights and the beauty of transient moments during spiritual journeys.​

In traditional Andean cultures, the blooming of the Huachuma flower is seen as an auspicious event, symbolizing the opening of the heart and the reception of divine wisdom. The flower's emergence from the cactus represents the unfolding of consciousness and the blossoming of inner truths.​

𓄣 The Benefits of Huachuma Flower

The flower carries what many indigenous traditions call the "higher vibrational" or "ethereal" aspect of the plant's consciousness.

It is seen as the purest, most refined expression of the plant spirit — often focusing on emotional, spiritual, and subtle body healing rather than physical-body treatments.

Thus:

𓆃 Emotional healing

𓆃 Energetic healing

𓆃 Spiritual healing

𓆃 Heart opening

𓆃 Emotional purification

𓆃Rreconnection to innocence & gentleness

𓆃 Dreamworld Communications

𓆃 Deepened self-love

𓆃 Heart chakra activation

𓆃 Purification of sadness or grief

𓆃 Expansion into forgiveness

𓆃 Greater receptivity to beauty & subtlety

Huachuma Flower loves the subtle world.
Whereas the cactus often teaches through big journeys, the flower teaches in tiny whispers:
The shimmer of the sky. The warmth of a stone. The way your heart softens at the sight of water.
She teaches presence through the ordinary becoming sacred.

Integrating the Huachuma Flower into Personal Practice

For those engaged in a Huachuma dieta or spiritual practice, incorporating the flower can be a profound addition. Observing the flower's bloom, meditating on its symbolism, or utilizing flower essences can deepen one's connection to the plant's spirit. Such practices may enhance introspection, emotional healing, and a sense of interconnectedness with the natural world.

Medicine of the Heart

Bobinsana

The Spirit of Bobinsana

Bobinsana is The Sacred Whisperer of the Amazon Waters & a sacred emissary of the Amazon Basin, deeply woven into the tapestry of life by countless generations who have honoured her as both healer and guide. She is a bridge between the seen and unseen realms, offering her medicine to nourish the body and to awaken the luminous pathways of spirit and soul.

With the wisdom of the ancestors flowing through her roots, bark, leaves, and vibrant flowers, Bobinsana has long been prepared as a potent elixir — a tincture traditionally married with aguardiente, a spirit distilled from sugarcane, to draw forth her essence. As a decoction, she becomes a powerful tonic, fortifying the body’s strength, vitality, and immunity, whispering resilience into the very blood of those who drink of her.

Among the Shipibo-Conibo people of the Peruvian Amazon, Bobinsana's bark has been tenderly gathered and transformed into a healing tincture, revered for soothing the pains of rheumatism and bringing comfort to weary bodies. In sacred ceremonies, her spirit often dances alongside the sacred brew of Ayahuasca, where curanderos and curanderas call upon her to guide the heart's remembering and illuminate the soul’s journey.

She is the weaver of dreams — a guardian of the lucid dream realms — carrying seekers beyond the veils of ordinary perception, into realms where healing songs are sung by the cosmos itself. Bobinsana’s loving embrace tends to the wounds of the heart, mends the fractures of emotional sorrow, and lends her gentle strength to those burdened with arthritis, musculoskeletal pain, edema, and the sacred rites of the womb.

Modern seekers of wisdom have glimpsed her mysteries through the lens of science, too; studies in Sweden have found that Bobinsana carries within her sacred body COX-inhibitors — nature’s balm for arthritis. And the works of Matteo Politi and Fabio Friso, in the Horticulture International Journal, have further unveiled the depths of her benevolence, illuminating a constellation of healing gifts she bestows upon those who walk the path of remembrance.

Bobinsana, like all sacred plants, calls us into communion — into deep listening and sacred reciprocity. When we sit with her spirit in prayer and humility, we are shown that the heart, too, is a river — and she, the gentle current that reminds us how to flow, to forgive, and to dream anew.

In her emerald heart, we find the timeless teachings:
𓆃 To walk with courage through the waters of transformation.
𓆃 To soften into the loving arms of Great Spirit.
𓆃 To remember the sacredness of our being, ever unfolding like the crimson flower of her bloom.

𓆸 Bobinsana: Weaver of Heart and Spirit 𓆸

𓂃 Opening the Heart, Mending the Soul 𓂃

The spirit of Bobinsana, the Sirenita of the river’s edge, is known to embrace the grieving heart with her boundless tenderness. In the sacred traditions of the Amazon, it is said she sings to those who have lost their way in the waters of sorrow, guiding them gently back to the shores of their own hearts. Bobinsana holds a medicine for heartbreak, grief, and loss — a balm whispered from the deepest current of Love itself.

In the ancient ways of the curander@s, Bobinsana is called upon in sacred brews to dissolve the rigid walls of time, allowing the spirit to travel through the memory rivers to the very birthplace of old wounds. In these timeless journeys of soul retrieval, the fragmented pieces of self may be gathered, embraced, and woven whole once more. Though modern minds may seek to explain or dismiss the mysteries of plant consciousness, those who have truly sat with Bobinsana know: she is Love incarnate, patiently teaching us how to heal the broken vessels of the heart.

Among the many sacred names bestowed upon her, Bobinsana is honored as a Master Plant Teacher — a gentle yet profound ally on the path of awakening.

𓄣 The Benefits of Bobinsana

PHYSICAL BODY

𓆃 Anti-inflammatory

𓆃 Anti-arthritis

𓆃 Anti-cancer

𓆃 Anti-rheumatic

𓆃 Stimulant

𓆃 Diuretic

𓆃 Contraceptive

ENERGETIC, SPIRITUAL + EMOTIONAL BODY

𓆃 Calming

𓆃 Reflection-inducing

𓆃 Flexible thinking/feeling

𓆃 Rooting

𓆃 Effective communication

𓆃 Heart opening

TRADITIONAL USES OF BOBINSANA BY AREA

Indians of the Rio Pastaza (Peruvian Amazon) - Stimulant

Shipibo-Conibo Indians (Ucayali, Peru) - Rheumatism, arthritis, colds, uterine disorders, edema (or water retention)

Madre de Dios tribes (Peruvian Amazon) Bone pain, arthritis, rheumatism, colds

In Peruvian herbal medicine systems, a decoction of the bark is prepared and it is considered to be anti-rheumatic, contraceptive, tonic, stimulant, and depurative. A bark decoction is also used for dyspnea (shortness of breath). A decoction of the roots is recommended for uterine cancer and as a depurative (blood cleanser) as well. A decoction of the entire plant (leaves, stem, twigs, flowers) is prepared as a decoction as a general energizing tonic.