2 month Group Journey
Integration & Re-creating Our Lives
Starts November 2, 2020
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Do you struggle to understand the profound experiences of ayahuasca and other plant medicines and how they fit in your everyday life?
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Introducing the Plant Medicine Collective
Community integration for those walking the plant medicine path
We are at a crossroads in our lives individually, and as a collective. We are finding ourselves in unknown territory, filled with both uncertainty and new possibilities.
Ayahuasca and other plant medicines are extremely powerful allies at this time. Even if we’ve not worked with these medicines for months or years, their intelligence is still working through us. The mystery of these medicines works on through layers and the gifts and lessons often come months and years later. The deeper we go with integration, the more the plants present themselves as part of the transformational work.
Working with these medicines is an intimate personal journey. We are often integrating the lessons, healing and transformation from these experiences on our own. Now, we are all experiencing more isolation- which can force us to reconnect to ourselves. And most of us also yearn for more connection.
The Plant Medicine Collective harnesses the power of group connection. Collectively, we are more than the sum of our parts. Coming together in a group, we form connections with others and the medicines, to learn from each other, empower each other’s transformation and offer our gifts to the world. We also cultivate a new way of what it means to be in community.
Ayahuasca and other plant medicines are extremely powerful allies at this time. Even if we’ve not worked with these medicines for months or years, their intelligence is still working through us. The mystery of these medicines works on through layers and the gifts and lessons often come months and years later. The deeper we go with integration, the more the plants present themselves as part of the transformational work.
Working with these medicines is an intimate personal journey. We are often integrating the lessons, healing and transformation from these experiences on our own. Now, we are all experiencing more isolation- which can force us to reconnect to ourselves. And most of us also yearn for more connection.
The Plant Medicine Collective harnesses the power of group connection. Collectively, we are more than the sum of our parts. Coming together in a group, we form connections with others and the medicines, to learn from each other, empower each other’s transformation and offer our gifts to the world. We also cultivate a new way of what it means to be in community.
A place to embody the plants
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In the Plant Medicine Collective, we focus on: Deepening Our Understanding Of ourselves, of our shamanic experiences, how the plants work, and our relationship to them and the world. Stabilization Grounding the journeys into our bodies, so we are living the wisdom in the present moment. |
A place to collectively shift our world
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Integration
Creating a safe place to slow down the experiences so the healing completes at the deepest level possible. Re-creating Our Lives Spiritual and energetic practices to work with consciousness everyday and support for bringing our unique gifts into the world. |
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What is the Plant Medicine Collective?
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The Plant Medicine Collective is NOT:
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Who is the Plant Medicine Collective?
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This group is for those of you who are:
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This group is NOT for those who are:
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Details
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INCLUDES:
GROUP SIZE: 6 participants |
DATES:
Mondays 6 - 7:30 pm MST November 2 - December 21, 2020 |
COST:
$300 If you pay before October 19: $275 Add 3 discounted private integration sessions for: $300 |
What the Collective is saying...
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About the Facilitator
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Jaime is a Guide for Consciousness Transformation, Intuitive and Shamanic Energy Healer. Jaime guides those on a healing and spiritual awakening path through private sessions, group work and transformational adventures in Peru and India. Jaime holds a powerful energetic presence and creates a beautiful space for people to discover their deepest wisdom and truths. She specializes working with clients on deep levels - healing traumas, addictions and outdated patterns of conditioning. She teaches clients awareness and facilitates healing on the level of subtle energy and universal consciousness. Jaime has been working with Amazonian plant medicines for 10 years, including more than 3 years living in the Peruvian Amazon, and has spent over a year in traditional plant dieta. She has been practicing energy healing for more than 7 years. Jaime draws on her yogic and meditative practices, embodied understanding of psychological personality patterns, and non-dual wisdom. Read more of her journey here. |
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Note:
I am not an expert on ayahuasca or other plant medicines by any means. I am not of indigenous descent; I have not academically studied indigenous healing and history; I am not a therapist; and I am not a medical doctor. I am a Western woman who had a profound spiritual awakening with ayahuasca, and have chosen a path of my own discovery. I have had many teachers - those of mixed lineages in the Amazon, of energy healing, of Eastern spiritual and consciousness traditions and Western psychology. My perspectives are based on my own personal experiences with the plants, my integration of various teachings and my work with clients over the last 10 years.
I am not an expert on ayahuasca or other plant medicines by any means. I am not of indigenous descent; I have not academically studied indigenous healing and history; I am not a therapist; and I am not a medical doctor. I am a Western woman who had a profound spiritual awakening with ayahuasca, and have chosen a path of my own discovery. I have had many teachers - those of mixed lineages in the Amazon, of energy healing, of Eastern spiritual and consciousness traditions and Western psychology. My perspectives are based on my own personal experiences with the plants, my integration of various teachings and my work with clients over the last 10 years.