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Hypnotherapy
- Immediate: You experience a massive shift in your physical and mental health.
- Incremental: You see consistent shifts every day, or over time. Improvements are additive and you feel better with every passing day.
- Retroactive: You don’t see the shifts right away and then at some point in the future you understand that you are a completely different person from who you were before and now living your life free from the limitation you had.
Breathwork
- Transcendental Breathwork: Aims to transcend ordinary consciousness and connect with higher states of awareness.
- Alchemical Breathwork: Focuses on inner transformation, using breath to transmute emotional and psychological elements.
- Conscious Breathwork: Promotes mindfulness, encouraging present-moment awareness through intentional breathing.
- Biodynamic Breathwork: Concentrates on releasing stored tension and unresolved emotions from the body.
- Transformational Breathwork: Aims to facilitate personal growth and transformation by using breath as a tool for self-discovery.
- Rebirthing Breathwork: Centers on revisiting and releasing birth trauma to promote emotional healing and personal evolution.
Cold Water Therapy
- Set Clear Goals: Determine your goals for cold water therapy. Whether you're looking to improve circulation, boost energy, or reduce inflammation, having clear objectives can help tailor your practice.
- Start with Contrast Showers: For beginners, it's often recommended to begin with contrast showers. Start with a warm shower for a few minutes, then gradually decrease the water temperature to lukewarm, cool, and finally cold. Alternate between warm and cold for 30 seconds to a minute each.
- Gradual Cold Exposure: Once you're comfortable with contrast showers, you can progress to full cold showers. Begin with shorter exposures and gradually increase the time as your tolerance builds. Pay attention to your body's signals and never push yourself too far too quickly.
- Focus on Breathing: Deep and controlled breathing is crucial during cold water exposure. Practice slow and steady breaths to help your body adapt to the cold and reduce the stress response.
- Safety First: Always prioritize safety. Cold water exposure can be intense, so never engage in it if you're feeling unwell, have open wounds, or are alone without supervision.
- Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water before and after your cold water therapy sessions to stay hydrated and support your body's recovery.
- Warm-Up After: After cold exposure, warm up gradually with dry clothes, blankets, or physical activity to raise your body temperature and avoid feeling excessively cold.
- Consistency is Key: To experience the benefits of cold water therapy, consistency matters. Consider making it a regular part of your routine, but always listen to your body and adjust as needed.
- For Arthritis: Cold water therapy may provide relief for individuals with arthritis by reducing joint inflammation and relieving pain. The cold water can help numb the affected area, offering temporary relief from discomfort.
- For Fibromyalgia: When used judiciously, cold water therapy can be a complementary approach for managing fibromyalgia. The cold temperature may help alleviate muscle pain and reduce the hypersensitivity associated with fibromyalgia.
- For Anxiety: Cold water immersion can induce a physiological stress response, which may help individuals adapt to stressors over time. This adaptive response can potentially reduce anxiety symptoms and increase resilience to stress.
- For Depression: Cold water therapy's stimulating effect can lead to increased alertness and the release of endorphins, which are natural mood elevators. Some individuals find that cold water exposure can help improve their mood and alleviate depressive symptoms.
- For Weight Loss: While not a direct weight loss method, cold water therapy can indirectly support weight loss efforts. Exposure to cold water may activate brown fat, which burns calories to generate heat, potentially contributing to weight management when combined with a healthy diet and exercise.
Kambo
- Empty stomach and 2 l of water at room temperature
- Yoga mat, cushion, blanket, personal or altar items.
- Your intention and journal notes.
- Heightened Presence and Awareness.
- Irregular Heartbeat and Sweating
- Redness or Swelling of the Face or Hands
- Nausea and Fever
- Feeling of Losing Control
- Feeling of Discomfort and Uneasiness
- The Need to Purge and Use the Bathroom
- Purification and Cleansing.
- Clarity of Mind.
- Connection to Nature.
- Emotional Release.
- Empathy and Compassion.
- Physical Detoxification.
- Improved Immune Function.
- Cleanse of Lymphatic system
- Pain Relief.
- Mental Clarity
- Increased satisfaction of self and others
- Depression.
- Anxiety.
- Addiction.
- Chronic Pain.
- Migraines and Headaches.
- Fertility issues
The Sacred Toad (Bufo Alvarius)
- Awaiting to accept - excepting that you are unconditional, a realisation that you are source/god/universe. Be able to be in the moment.
- Revisiting and transmuting stored trauma.
- The realisation that what we believe about reality may not be true.
- Personal Transformation
- Emotional Release
- Increased Mindfulness
- Reduced Anxiety and Depression
- Acceptance and surrender of the present moment
- Creativity and Problem Solving
- Psychedelic and Spiritual Practices: The primary use of Bufo Alvarius is in psychedelic and spiritual practices. The secretion is collected, dried, and then vaporised or smoked to induce intense psychedelic experiences. These experiences are often sought for their potential to facilitate spiritual insights, personal growth, and profound mystical or transcendent experiences.
- Therapeutic Exploration: Some individuals and therapists have been exploring the therapeutic potential of 5-MeO-DMT for conditions such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, and addiction. Research in this area is ongoing, and therapeutic use is typically conducted in a controlled and supervised setting.
- Traditional and Indigenous Rituals: Bufo Alvarius and its secretion have been used in indigenous rituals by certain Native American tribes. The toad is seen as a spiritual and healing power source in these rituals.
- Scientific Research: Bufo Alvarius has attracted attention from researchers studying the chemistry and pharmacology of its secretion and its potential therapeutic applications. Studies on 5-MeO-DMT are ongoing to understand its effects and mechanisms better.
Coaching and Guidance
Upcoming Events

✔ The All-Inclusive Retreat is from September 25 – October 2, 2023.
✔ Arrive to Liberia Airport, Costa Rica and leave everything else to us!
✔ All Treatments, medicines, transportation from and to the airport as well as food and lodging is included in the retreat fee.
✔ Become reborn and remember who you really are. Detoxify your body, face fear, de-calcify the pineal gland and rearrange your life’s priorities.

✔ The All-Inclusive Retreat is from October 23 – October 30, 2023.
✔ Arrive to Liberia Airport, Costa Rica and leave everything else to us!
✔ All Treatments, medicines, transportation from and to the airport as well as food and lodging is included in the retreat fee.
✔ Become reborn and remember who you really are. Detoxify your body, face fear, de-calcify the pineal gland and rearrange your life’s priorities.
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