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Over 1,000 years ago, Chinese alchemists invented gunpowder searching for the elixir of life. They called it "fire medicine."
A powerful medicine from a distant land reached the West and became a weapon.
Plant medicine is walking the same path.
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The Mayan calendar is the only calendar not based on the cosmos. It’s based on the rhythms of the human body. Their year is 9 months: you are born 1 year after you are conceived. And so you were born into forever time within the natural time of the woman’s womb. How wonderful.
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If you're looking for a focused, guided ayahuasca retreat, join us. If you come from a marginalized background and require a little financial assistance to help you get there, please reach out to me personally.
What sets our ayahuasca retreat apart and how we will be going deeper. More at HoldingCompassionate.space
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Had such a fun time talking to @myqkaplan about the shipibo and working with the plantalones! youtu.be/LnU3SbQffRk?si=arT_…
Medicine woman extraordinaire Tania Siglinde joins us to talk about plant medicine as a right of passage, womb healing, and the unique offerings in our upcoming ayahuasca retreat at @SoltaraCenter . Listen to the full episode at meeok.substack.com
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Loved this convo with Chris Ryan!
I felt honored and touched by this conversation with @DasMeeok, recounting the winding path of our friendship. meeok.substack.com/p/sacred-…
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Need some comic relief? Check out my latest podcast with my hilarious friend @myqkaplan! meeok.substack.com
Odessa Piper is celebrated as a founder of the “farm to table” movement, teaches at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin and has contributed culinary ideas to a White House State Dinner. An artisanal food icon and famed chef, she shares her shamanic musings on meeok.substack.com
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On this day in 1919, Richard Oswald's Anders als die Andern was released! Starring Conrad Veidt , the film is one of the first sympathetic portrayals of gay men in cinema. The story was co-written by Magnus Hirschfeld, whose Institute für Sexualwissenschaft also provided funding.
