The sacred cactus, Huachuma (Trichocereus Pachanoi), is known as the Cactus of the Four Winds. The modern or post-colonial name for this cactus is San Pedro, but the spirit of this master-teacher prefers the ancient name, Huachuma. Like Ayahuasca, Huachuma is a sacred visionary plant teacher widely used by curanderos …
The heart is the seat of intuition and the gateway to an alignment with one’s higher nature. For that reason, while various types of physical and emotional healing are possible, Dawn of Eden’s transformation work focuses on a shamanic opening of the heart. For some, this energetic opening of the …
A mesa is an ancient technology for accessing spiritual realms through a collection of sacred power objects that are imbued with unseen energetic forces. As such, it is a powerful shaman’s tool for creating a portal to the divine. Through this sanctified spiritual conduit, shamans may summon allies or channel …
Shamanism has been practiced in one form or another around the globe and throughout history with shamans acting as intermediaries between the natural world and the world of spirit. The term has a broad context and covers many spiritual traditions. Most shamans are “called” by spirit to apprentice this healing …
Ayahuasca is frequently referred to as “La Purga” for its renowned transcendental purgative effects. Most “first timers” dread the purge but it is largely through this crucial process that Ayahuasca works her magic. It is the cleansing and purification process necessary to rid the mind and body of toxins and …
An integral part of preparing to work with Ayahuasca is the diet. There are cultural variations, but the most common list of items to avoid includes salt, sugar, oils, fats, caffeine, alcohol, red meat, and hot or spicy foods. Pork should be studiously avoided. Sexual abstinence is also part of …
