Welcome to Be Your Own Savior online

Be your own Savior is not for the faint of heart but for those with the courage and willingness to change.

I will push you, test you, and hold you accountable. I will be delicate, but I am not putting up with any bullshit. If you are ready, let us ride together.

Be your own Savior is directed at men, but my doors are open to women and any walk of life.tion

Our program is designed to facilitate a transformation into the heart, helping you discover your inner truth and tap into the divine masculine within. We believe that each individual has the power to heal themselves and that true transformation can only come from within. At the core of our approach is the belief that embracing wild roots of our past, raising consciousness and bringing light into the soul is key to reminding you of who you truly are.

I am committed to supporting drug addiction, childhood abuse, recidivism, and all walks of life such as individuals on a spiritual journey or those seeking healing from trauma.

The online version of 'Be Your Own Savior' is an eight-week one-on-one program designed for me to put all of my attention into you, one on one.

The online version of 'Be Your Own Savior' is an eight-week one-on-one program designed for me to put all of my attention into you, one on one. One or two hours of daily homework and activities. Four weeks of examining and digging into your past. Four weeks of praying and manifesting for a future you wish to create. We will discuss nutrition and physical health, sexuality, connecting with elements, nature, and our prayer. We will have a week to discuss self-expression and art therapy. The last of each four weeks will have a culminating plant bath, cacao ceremony, and fire.

You can add Kambo, Hape, or San Pedro Ceremony for an additional cost.

There will be roughly one to two hours of daily homework or activities. We will have one three-hour phone call a week.

In a ceremonial context, cacao can help us release negative emotions, connect to our feelings of joy, compassion, unconditional love, and gratitude, and open our heart, voice, and creative expression. It is a medicine of manifestation that can show us what is preventing us from living the life we desire and help reveal the differences between our internal and external selves.

It enhances mood and boosts energy levels due to the bliss chemical anandamide. It improves blood flow and reduces blood pressure, lowering the risk of stroke and heart disease. It is a potent anti-inflammatory and antioxidant due to flavonoids and other compounds. It contains various vitamins and minerals, including magnesium, iron, and zinc, which can support overall health and wellness, provide clarity and direction, support emotional release and healing, and help to overcome fear and anxiety—promoting self-love and compassion and enhancing creativity and intuition and strengthening the connection to the divine and spiritual realms.

I will send a packet to instruct you on daily practices. I will send written information for you to keep on every topic we discuss weekly. I will also send you two ceremonial doses of the highest quality Peruvian cacao for our ceremonies. All you need is your willingness, courage, and open and vulnerable heart.

The Rapé ceremony is meant for one person at a time and lasts for an hour. The medicine is dispensed up to three times during the ceremony, depending on the experiences of the person. During the ceremony, the facilitator serves the medicine alongside singing, drumming, and Reiki if needed, to help the recipient release any unwelcome physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual disturbances.

also known as ha-pay, is a powerful restorative medicine used by indigenous tribes in South America for physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual healing. The medicine is obtained by drying and sifting tobacco leaves into a fine powder and then mixed with medicinal tree ashes. The ceremony involves blowing the fine powdered tobacco through a pipe called a Tepi into the nostrils of the recipient, which can sting for a short time but catalyzes the person to purge themselves of mucus from the sinuses, chest, and occasionally the digestive tract.

Rape will help clear the sinuses, chest, and, occasionally, digestive tract. Release of physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual disturbances. Improved clarity of mind and energy levels. Translucence about one's life, putting difficult situations into perspective. Potential for enhanced spiritual experiences and connections. Possible reduction in anxiety and depression symptoms. Improved concentration and focus. A deeper understanding of self and personal growth. Increased appreciation for nature and its healing properties. Reduction of addiction cravings and habits. Strengthened sense of purpose and direction, heightened intuition and perception.

Kambo is a healing ritual used mainly in South America. It's named after the poisonous secretions of the giant monkey frog, Phyllomedusa bicolor. The frog secretes the substance as a defense mechanism to kill or subdue animals that try to eat it. Indigenous people have used kambo for centuries to heal and cleanse the body by strengthening its natural defenses and warding off bad luck. It was also believed to increase stamina and hunting skills. These days shamans and naturopathic practitioners still use it for cleansing the body of toxins, as well as treating numerous health conditions like addiction, Alzheimer's disease, anxiety, cancer, chronic pain, depression, diabetes, hepatitis, HIV and AIDS, infections, infertility, rheumatism, and vascular conditions. Like many of the medicines I work with, they apply to many levels of healing, from the physical to the mental/emotional and the spiritual, more abstract energetic levels of healing. A Kambo ritual generally starts with drinking around 1 liter of water or cassava soup. Subsequently, the therapist or Kambo practitioner creates minor burns via a glowing timber, often around 3-5, traditionally at the ankle or upper arm. After scraping away the blistered skin, the secretion is applied to the wound, reaching the lymphatic system and quickly the bloodstream. The first symptoms reported are a rush of heat, redness of the face, and promptly emerging nausea and vomiting, dizziness, and edema of the face, sometimes following within minutes.

If it is used in the right way, Kambo is very secure. Nevertheless it is important to be aware that this is a very potent secretion and one has to know how to work with it. Several factors have to be regarded for a secure intake. Statistically speaking, many more people could suffer side effects from common medication, to use an argument often heard however this should not be an excuse to use it irresponsibly.

The biggest danger could be when a treatment is done by someone that has no experience in this area – neither as a physician, natural healer or shaman. A white gown and a syringe does not turn every human into a doctor. Equally, a few feathers and a rattle does not make someone a shaman. You should always be mindful to be treated by someone who has experience in this field and this sort of treatment.