Rooted in Brazilian vegetalismo—where plants are honored as sentient teachers and allies—our modalities have evolved organically through necessary primal steps. From these origins, the Andean hablador emerged naturally as a bridge between seen and unseen worlds, while the mazatec velada was adapted into a culture-sensitive, legally grounded vessel that carries the echo of ancient soma traditions.

Originating in Amazonian vegetalismo, this work honors the plants as conscious allies and teachers. The hablador carries the narrative thread within certain formats, bridging traditional knowledge with contemporary transpersonal inquiry. The Mazatec velada offers a ceremonial framework that sustains ethical and legal integrity while resonating with ancestral soma traditions adapted to our present cultural context.

Emerging from the living roots of Brazilian vegetalismo, our work evolves with discernment into a contemporary transpersonal practice. Honoring the plants as sentient guides, we draw from the wisdom of the hablador as a mediator of worlds and shape the velada as a legally and ethically attuned space—an echo of ancient soma pathways reimagined for our time and culture.

Our work originates in the Amazonian tradition of vegetalismo, centering on the role of the hablador as a mediator of transpersonal experience. By utilizing the framework of the Mazatec velada, we create a legal and ethical container specifically adapted to our contemporary culture. This synthesis allows us to bridge indigenous plant wisdom with the primordial lineage of the ancient Soma traditions, ensuring a practice that is both grounded and transformative.

At the heart of this work is Harmal—a plant with a long lineage of ritual use, and a legal alternative to otherwise restricted substances. Its qualities of purification, protection, and vision make it a powerful ally for personal renewal. The plant informs the work, but the work belongs to you: how you meet it, how you step into its mirror, how you choose to carry it forward.

«Harmal stands with us, as it has for centuries. A humble plant, yet carrying the force of purification and vision. Its smoke clears, its presence protects, its spirit reminds us that we belong to something older and larger than ourselves–and the deeper story of the self begins to speak.»

For me, the work is not about recreating lost rituals in superficial form, but about translating their essence into our present. It is about standing in continuity with an ancient current of knowledge, and allowing it to inform how we align our intentions, heal our fractures, and remember the truth of our place in the living cosmos.

«Immersed in transpersonal practice, I learned that the magic of these encounters is not illusion, but a reality that reshapes how we live, love, and create. What I share now is the distilled essence of those revelations.»

My early path was rooted in the visual arts — photography, performance, and writing — before expanding into deeper research on **transpersonal fieldwork, Oriental mysticism, and the poetic systems of remembrance**. Through this integration, I began to develop contemporary modalities that translate ancient insights into accessible, experiential forms. Today, my work includes **art-based facilitation, retreats, and immersive programs** dedicated to transformation, orientation, and creative realignment. These offerings invite participants to explore the invisible structures shaping their lives — the patterns, archetypes, and subtle forces that influence awareness and action. While my approach is inspired by esoteric and indigenous sources, it remains grounded in clarity, ethics, and direct experience. I do not replicate traditional rituals, but rather **adapt their underlying intelligence** into modern, legally and psychologically sound formats. This website gathers the different expressions of that work — artistic, educational, and experiential — and serves as a bridge for those seeking not escape, but a deeper participation in the living process of becoming.