Experience great healing and purification.

In our modern world, we have lost the privileged contact with nature, the elements and ancestral practices that enabled us to celebrate the passages in our lives. Rituals inspired by shamanic traditions offer a unique opportunity to return to our roots, and powerful tools for inner transformation.

The sweat lodge is a sacred ritual that offers a purifying experience for body and spirit. We gather together naked in the hut to represent a return to mother earth and reconnection with our essence. Beyond the form it takes, this rite has initiatory, healing and self-revelatory aims. It is through an intimate connection with the elements (earth, water, fire, air, spirit) that alchemy takes place.

The hut itself symbolizes Mother Earth’s womb, where the presence of water, fire and earth find their place in our deepest unconscious, making us revisit those primordial moments of our lives and reveal buried parts of our humanity.

It is from this womb that we can then emerge as a new woman or a new man, to express with courage and authenticity who we are.

Rapé is one of these psychoactive substances. Used for thousands of years for sacred and spiritual practices, this snuff offers numerous benefits.

When rapé enters your nose, it immediately penetrates through your mucous membranes into your bloodstream. The constituents bind to nicotine receptors, leading to increased production of dopamine, acetylcholine and epinephrine. These chemical processes cause the person to feel relaxed and calm, yet aware and alert. This happens quickly and often feels like a jolt, but it doesn’t usually cause anxiety or fear.

Rapé brings you into a place of acute attention and awareness. The mind becomes calmer, negativity fades and emotional tensions are released. People often feel more grounded during the experience, allowing them to clear up confusion or discomfort about a problem they may have encountered.

If you focus on the intention you’ve set yourself, you can easily find what you were looking for, whether it’s a state of consciousness or an answer to a question. Your mind is purged of everything it needs to let go. The body often follows suit.

Physical effects

We’ve mentioned the purgative effects of rapé. While many people may feel that this is not an ideal situation, the purgative and expectorant properties of rapé.

By forcing a release of toxins, mucus and other undesirable things in the body, rapé helps to purify your system. This boosts your immunity and helps especially with congestion problems. At the same time, the body can release physical tension, resulting in a relaxed, peaceful state.

Rituals with medicinal plants that induce altered states of consciousness, contact with the divine, spontaneous healing.

When Mother Earth offers us new possibilities to get out of distress, to heal mental health disorders, the limits of the ego and the anguish of living through psychedelic plants.

So much has been written in recent decades about the use of psychedelic plants and how they have contributed to the evolution of mankind. Academics, writers and scientists, including researcher Graham Hancock, psychologist Timothy Leary and ethnobotanist Terence McKenna, have proposed that our very evolution is inseparable from the use of psychedelic drugs and how they have shaped the human experience.

FOREST IMMERSION, a term sometimes translated as Japanese sylvotherapy or forest bathing.

An age-old health practice in many traditions around the world. Therapeutic guided walks in the forest combine playful exercises and small rituals in tune with the beauty of nature.

Healing concert with crystal bowls, cellular reprogramming, sacred chants and kirtan.

Sound healing is the process by which a practitioner uses music – including emotional, psychological, spiritual, physical, social, mental and superficial – to improve a patient’s health.

This healing therapy improves many facets of the patient’s life, including emotional and social development, cognitive and motor functioning, and psychological and psychiatric health.

Healing with sound occurs in many ways: patients listen or sing, improvise musical acts, meditate, sing and play musical instruments. Some practitioners subject patients to sounds specifically designed to induce positive brain waves.