đ Plant & Sacred Allies I Work With
The medicines I walk with are ancient, living technologies â ways of remembering our wholeness, our connection with all life, and the truth that only the present moment really exists. They invite us to live more fully and unbound, shedding layers of conditioning, fear and old stories. As Carl Jung wrote, “The privilege of a lifetime is to become who you truly are.”
I only work with medicines in highly held, carefully screened containers with thorough preparation, medical screening and integration. This is never a casual or quick path, and we always begin with detailed conversations about whether it is appropriate and safe for you at this time.
đ Ayahuasca â Master Plant Teacher
Ayahuasca is a traditional Amazonian medicine regarded in many Indigenous traditions as a master teacher.
People often come to Ayahuasca to help with:
- Seeing the roots of trauma, repeating patterns and family dynamics more clearly
- Meeting grief, shame and fear that have been buried or avoided
- Reâorienting life toward deeper purpose, integrity and spiritual connection
- Receiving guidance around relationships, work, creativity and soul path
- Softening selfâcriticism and remembering themselves as part of something greater
Blue Lotus is an ancient ally for relaxation, dreamwork and subtle spiritual opening.
People come to Blue Lotus to help with:
- Deepening sleep, dreams and symbolic/temple dreamwork
- Soothing anxiety, mental overactivity and tension in the body
- Entering subtle meditative or visionary states without intensity
- Exploring sensual presence and connection to their own erotic current
- Cultivating a quiet, mystical space for prayer, divination or inner listening
Bobinsana is a powerful heartâopening plant from the Amazon.
Many people come to Bobinsana to help with:
- Healing heartbreak, loss and longâheld sadness
- Opening the heart to receive and give love more freely
- Deepening dreamwork, intuition and subtle connection to the unseen
- Gently releasing old stories, beliefs and emotional armouring
- Finding grounded calm, tenderness and courage to feel again

Ceremonial Cacao â Medicine of the Heart
Ceremonial cacao is known as a heart medicine.
People often come to cacao to help with:
- Creating a soft, safe space to feel and express emotions
- Supporting grief, breakâups, transitions and tender heart seasons
- Nourishing the nervous system and easing stress and overwhelm
- Dropping from the mind into the body before ritual, therapy or creative work
- Integrating powerful experiences (plant medicine, Kambo, retreats) in a gentle way
đ Iboga / Sacred Wood â Deep Reset & Pattern Work
Iboga â sometimes referred to as sacred wood medicine â is a powerful plant teacher traditionally used in Central and West African lineages.
People feel called to iboga to help with:
- Facing core patterns, addictions and selfâsabotage with clear eyes
- Understanding “root stories” from childhood and lineage that shape their life
- Initiationâlevel change when other avenues feel exhausted
- Resetting their relationship to substances, behaviours or dynamics that feel binding
- Stepping into a more honest, sober and soulâaligned way of living
đ Kambo â Cleansing Frog Medicine
Kambo is a nonâpsychedelic frog medicine (present in a natural secretion), applied to the skin to work through the lymphatic and circulatory systems.
People come to Kambo to help with:
- Deep physical detoxification and clearing stagnation from the body
- Supporting immune strength, resilience and recovery from depletion
- Shifting out of low energy, apathy or feeling “stuck”
- Releasing dense emotional and energetic buildâup, including fear and anger
- Calling in courage, clarity and a stronger sense of inner power
đ RapĂ©h (HapĂ©) â Grounding & Prayer
Rapéh (hapé) is a sacred snuff made from tobacco and other Amazonian plants, traditionally blown into the nostrils through a ceremonial pipe.
People come to rapéh to help with:
- Grounding quickly into the body and present moment
- Clearing mental chatter before prayer, meditation or journeying
- Releasing tears, yawns and subtle purges that want to move
- Connecting with the elements and the Earth in a tangible way
- Anchoring intentions at the start or close of ceremony
I use rapéh sparingly and intentionally, within ceremony or preparation/integration contexts, and always teach respectful use rather than casual consumption.
đ Sananga â Vision & Energetic Cleansing
Sananga is a potent eyeâdrop medicine made from Amazonian roots, used traditionally for both physical and energetic “vision”.
People come to Sananga to help with:
- Clearing heaviness, irritation or “fog” from the eyes and energetic field
- Sharpening physical and intuitive vision before ceremonies or journeys
- Releasing stored emotion held in the face, head and upper chakras
- Resetting focus and presence when feeling scattered or disconnected
- Supporting integration and clarity after deep inner work
Sananga can be intense for a few minutes, so I introduce it gently, with explanation, consent and a clear purpose.
đ Learning & Mentorship: Guidance Walking the Medicine Path
My teaching is especially for people who feel the stirrings of the medicine carrier, priestess, oracle or healer within â even if they don’t yet use those words. You might feel pulled toward plant medicine, the moon, your dreams or your body’s wisdom, and know there is more of you waiting to awaken.
In these spaces, we explore:
- Divine feminine wisdom â cycles, intuition, boundaries, power and softness
- Shamanic tools â journeying, working with guides, altars, elements and ceremony
- Body, pleasure and lifeâforce â meeting shame and contraction so your natural sensuality, creativity and erotic current can move more freely
- Temple space â devotional, earthârooted containers where you can remember your inner priestess, oracle or medicine keeper, without performance or pretence
This is not about copying the path of another. It is about you becoming more deeply and unapologetically yourself â learning to trust your body, your vision, your heart and your relationship with the unseen, so that your life itself becomes your temple and your medicine.
đ How I Hold This Work
These medicines are not tools or quick fixes â they are relationships and responsibilities. My commitment is to:
- Honour Indigenous wisdom and lineages as best I can
- Protect the plants, animals and territories involved
- Work in a traumaâaware, consentâbased and grounded way
- Offer strong preparation and integration so any experience can be digested and lived, not just visited
I moved back to the UK from Peru in 2025 after five years living in the Amazon jungle, following more than two decades of travelling back and forth to live with my teachers and learn directly from the plants and the land. Over 26+ years on this path. Me and my way of life are inseparable from this work â I hold my days, my body and my choices as a kind of living temple, a continuous ceremony of listening to spirit, nature and the deep feminine current that moves through everything.
Where possible, IÂ prepare the medicines myself, using traditional methods I’ve been taught, and at the very least form reputable sources, so I can stand behind the integrity, purity and energetic quality of what you receive.
If you feel called to any of these medicines â or simply want to explore which ally or pathway might be right for you at this time â you are welcome to reach out.

