De-Armoring and the Use of Convulsions | Somatic Therapy
Posted onConvulsions — usually associated with epileptic seizures — are conditions in which muscles continue to rapidly contract and relax quickly, [ Read more … ]
Our articles about Curanderismo, also called Medicina del Campo, a diverse folk healing and belief system of Latin America.
Convulsions — usually associated with epileptic seizures — are conditions in which muscles continue to rapidly contract and relax quickly, [ Read more … ]
Shamanic De-Armoring is not just one particular De-Armoring modality (although some providers use that term to define their work) but [ Read more … ]
Peyote (Lophophora williamsii) is a small, spineless and particularly slow growing cactus that contains psychoactive compounds, notably Mescaline. The plant [ Read more … ]
The term Ayahuasquero can raise some ambiguity, because it can refer to someone who only prepares and/or administers Ayahuasca, or [ Read more … ]
When you’re in Peru, you may see or hear about Inca Massage, also called Energetic Inca Massage or Shamanic Massage. [ Read more … ]
Sanango Plant Medicine (or Sananga) usually refers to two completely distinct types of traditional medicine used in Shamanic and Curanderismo [ Read more … ]
Vegetalismo refers to the practice of Shamans and Curanderos who gain their knowledge and ability to heal from Vegetales, that [ Read more … ]
Mambe (or Ypadu) is a fine powder ground from toasted coca leaves (from the Erythroxylum coca plant family) that is [ Read more … ]
A Temazcal (also written as Temascal or Temescal) is a sweat lodge, more or less a type of sauna, which [ Read more … ]
The term Pachamama refers to a supreme Goddess of the indigenous peoples of the Andes and the Amazon. She’s also [ Read more … ]