Last week, I attended a San Pedro retreat here in Peru. San Pedro is a psychedelic cactus native to the mountains of Peru. Itās difficult to tell you exactly what it is or what it does, and I donāt want to colour your expectations of it in case you ever do itā¦ ā¦but I will … Continue reading
I drank Ayahuasca for the first time in Peru last year š Itās why I moved here. Well, one reason anyway. Iād already explored plant medicine and psychedelics elsewhere (including Ayahuasca). I also knew that Ayahuasca came from South America, with various tribes in Brazil, Peru and other countries whoād worked with it for thousands … Continue reading
When I first started using the nervous system tools for myself, I wasnāt doing it with psychedelics š The nervous system tools are great – some of the most powerful tools for personal change Iāve ever found – and you donāt need to take mushrooms or ayahuasca to experience some of the amazing benefits I … Continue reading
Tomorrow at 8am, I begin my 2nd psychedelic plant dieta here in The Sacred Valley of Peru. Iām never sure whether to talk about this kind of thing in this email newsletter because I wonder if people are going to think Iāve lost the plot. Talk of āintelligent plant spiritsā and āvomitivosā is a very … Continue reading
After my walk this morning, I found a ginormous pile of lettuce leaves in the kitchen. They were picked, washed and they were now drying on a big tray. When Adyashatmypants saw me looking at it, she told me Sean brought it back from Chaseās after BJJ this morning. (Chase and Anna have an awesome … Continue reading
Tears streamed down my face that day š I was on a farm in the Southern Highlands, 3 hours from Sydney, after breaking up with my girlfriend of 4 years the day before. Rolling green hills in every direction. Pristine blue skies. Curious sheep, mooing cows and at least a few killer brown snakes thatāll … Continue reading
Last Saturday, I drank San Pedro with my sister Adyashatmypants (aka. āEllieā, a much less spiritual name) and a bunch of other crazy cats. It was a good day. Blue sky, gorgeous mountains andĀ lukewarmĀ San Pedro. Okā¦ The warm part wasnāt great – basically lukewarm cactus soup without the thorns – but hey, sometimes medicine is bitter š¤·āāļø … Continue reading