Your Guide
Jesssica is an indigenous-trained plant medicine guide, Ayurvedic practitioner and lover of nature. She offers support for working with Master Plants, natural healing practices and yoga to guide you to a deeper relationship with yourself and nature.
Journey Description
An introduction to the Master Plant Teachers Ayahuasca and Wachuma. This introductory series answers the most common questions that many have when approaching these Sacred Plant Spirit Medicines, including what to expect, information about the plants and their traditions, how they may help you and some of the myths and misconceptions surrounding them.
These recordings are adapted from blog posts and are aimed at curious seekers who are looking to learn a little more before potentially embarking on your Plant Spirit journey.
Journey Tracks
01 - Introduction
02 - About Ayahuasca
03 - Ayahuasca: What To Expect
04 - About Mater Plant Dietas
05 - Master Plant Dietas: What To Expect
06 - About Wachuma
07 - Wachuma: What To Expect
08 - Is Ayahuasca A Shortcut?
09 - Ten Myths About Ayahuasca
Ten Myths About Ayahuasca
1 - Drinking Ayahuasca is a shortcut to 'enlightenment.'
2 - Ayahuasca Curanderos are enlightened.
3 - You need to follow a very strict diet before drinking Ayahuasca.
4 - Drinking Ayahuasca will solve all your problems.
5 - Ayahuasca ceremonies are essentially the same, regardless of the tradition or brew.
6 - It's important to vomit when you drink Ayahuasca.
7 - The Spirit of Ayahuasca has or hasn't chosen to work with you.
8 - Ayahuasca should only be consumed in the jungle.
9 - Everyone should drink Ayahuasca.
10 - All information received during an Ayahuasca ceremony is factual and correct.
10 - The Three Stages Of Healing
11 - Why Plant Medicines Sometime Work When Nothing Else Does
Five Things You (Probably) Didn't Know About Ayahuasca New
1 - Indigenous Amazonian people are concerned that Ayahuasca may be endangered.
2 - The plant spirits told the people how to make the brew (according to the legend).
3 - The ceremony is influenced by the tradition you drink within.
4 - Drinking Ayahuasca is often considered to be an Occult practice.
5 - It's not about the psychoactive effect or even the ceremony.
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