
This ritual will be facilitated by Randy Jones, in the tradition of the Dagara of West Africa. The gathering is to take place in Squamish, BC between Friday, April 20th and Sunday April 21st. For more information visit olduvaiexpedition.com. more…

This ritual will be facilitated by Randy Jones, in the tradition of the Dagara of West Africa. The gathering is to take place in Squamish, BC between Friday, April 20th and Sunday April 21st. For more information visit olduvaiexpedition.com. more…

While it may be years away (and perhaps require a renaming) pharmahuasca, the synthetic preparation of the active ingredients in ayahuasca, might provide a unique benefit amidst the psychedelic pharmacopeia, by addressing address certain logistical and ethical barriers that currently stand in the way of ayahuasca research. more…

This is a guest post by Stephen Gray, author of the book Returning to the Sacred World, who attended the last iboga ceremony facilitated by Sean Hammond and Steve Dyer on the Sunshine Coast. The next circle will take place between May 11 and 13th. more…

Most of the information in this article comes from a lecture that was offered by Taoist astrologer Liu Ming in Oakland, CA on January 22, 2012, the eve of the Chinese New Year governed by the Water or Rain Dragon. more…

For the indigenous people of Turtle Island Raven is a messenger of universal law. This story of how Raven brought light to the world is an iteration of a traditional teaching, similar to how it was told to me by my friend, up and coming Sunshine Coast poet/MC Parker Higgins, more…

The following is a clip from a Living Proof Radio broadcast featuring Kaariina Natalie Saarinen, who I’ve spent a good deal of time learning from over the past several years, on the topic of the awakening of global consciouness, the divine feminine, and contemporary shamanism. more…
This is a cool little spoken word piece by Ian Keteku, performed with a few pillars of Ottawa’s folk music scene and animated by Indie Venture of Scotland.

Recently, CBC aired an episode of The Nature of Things with David Suzuki called The Jungle Prescription, which follows Vancouver physician and author Gabor Mate into his work using ayahuasca for the treatment of drug addiction. more…

From the feet of Brahma (“Creator” god in the Trimurti) spring a particularly wicked race of mythological human beings called Rakshasa. These are people notorious for “disturbing sacrifices, desecrating graves, harassing priests, possessing human beings, and so on. Their fingernails are venomous, and they feed on human flesh and spoiled food. They are shapechangers, illusionists, and magicians.” more…
by Claude M. Steiner

Once upon a time, a long time ago, there lived two happy people called Tim and Maggie with their two children, John and Lucy. To understand how happy they were you have to understand how things were in those days.
You see in those happy days everyone was given a small, soft Fuzzy Bag when born. more…