An eternal student of the sacred, devoted to the prayer for life. I am a seeker, mentor, and guide whose journey into the heart of self-love, purpose, and service has been shaped by ancient plants, ancestral wisdoms, and the healing traditions of the Earth.

My path has been one of deep transformation — a healing journey that began over 8 years ago and eventually led me to Ecuador, where I reconnected with my roots and committed my life to honoring Mother Earth and the essence of Life itself.

I am in service to two sacred healing traditions that continue to guide and teach me.

The first is the Sikuani healing tradition, into which I was initiated in 2022 by Abuelo Clemente, a traditional shaman and healer from the Colombian savannah. This lineage channels healing from the celestial realms through sacred chants, breath, and water — working to restore balance across the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual bodies. The master plants in this tradition include tabaco, yopo, and the root of the ayahuasca plant (distinct from the vine used in other lineages). This work does not require ingestion of plant medicine; rather, it is a deeply energetic process. Through this path, we treat a range of conditions such as anxiety, insomnia, depression, endometriosis, spiritual misalignment, and more — while also supporting clarity, purpose, and intention.

For those called to connect more directly with the master plants, I also offer guided individual and group sessions with yopo — held with deep reverence, preparation, and respect for its power to catalyze insight, remembrance, and alignment with one’s essence.

My second path of service is with Ayahuasca, which I began walking in 2022 alongside my sister, teacher, and friend. Together, we facilitate private ceremonies, women’s circles, and group retreats rooted in spiritual alchemy, ancestral ritual, and feminine wisdom. This work blends her years of study with Amazonian elders and her psychotherapeutic training — creating a safe and reverent space for deep healing and remembrance. It is a path in devotion to the Goddess, to the Earth, and to the sacredness of life itself.

I walk this path grounded in my own lived experience and the guidance of my teachers, continually exploring the vast terrain of the psychospiritual journey. Through this devotion, I strive to embody a life in harmony with self, with others, and with the natural world — in stewardship of the planet and in service to the sacred.