Living Earth Ceremony – Inner Journey to the Rhythm of Nature
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Living Earth Ceremony – An Inner Journey to the Rhythm of Nature
Welcome to the second path.
The Living Earth Ceremony is an encounter with the medicine of magic mushrooms (psilocybin) in a sacred, living garden, where every plant, every sound, and every shadow become part of the healing process.
If the weather allows, the ceremony takes place outdoors.
An ancestral fire will burn, and you will rest comfortably on a mattress — ready to meet yourself and let the medicine guide you.
There are no walls. There is no roof. Only the living night of the garden, enveloping you with its magic.
You can spend this time in silence — listening to the whisper of the wind, the crickets, the nocturnal sounds of life, and the breath of the earth.
Or let yourself be carried by the sounds and the music that softly emerge from the corners of the space.
When you feel it, you may stand up.
Walk through the garden, among gentle lights, plants that seem ordinary yet shine as if from another world, and long, silent shadows.
You will find the four guardians of this place — dogs that are not only dogs, but spirits in animal form.
And if you walk a little further, you will reach the sleeping sheep — guardians of silence and mystery.
You do not need to do anything.
You do not need to say anything.
Just be.
In the midst of the living night, accompanied by the medicine and the spirit of the garden.
At the End of the Ceremony — A Gift to Continue the Journey
You will receive a set of microdosing capsules with natural medicine, prepared to accompany you in the days that follow.
They are a gentle and steady support, helping you maintain clarity, lightness, and connection with what you experienced in the ceremony.
A small gesture of continuity — so that the experience does not end here, but continues to blossom within you.
And what if you don’t want to return just yet…?
If your soul needs more time — you can stay an additional night.
No cost. No explanations. No rush.
To contemplate.
To rest.
To integrate in silence what you have lived.