Plant medicine, ayahuasca and sober journeying: risks and rewards

This is one of the questions Jessica has been asked since the very beginning:
What do I think of plant medicine?

And today, she's sharing her honest thoughts - not just as a healing practitioner, but after years of working with clients who’ve come to her trying to recover from what these journeys set in motion.

Plant medicine experiences come with real consequences that are often not talked about enough.

We’ll look at what’s really happening when we open the crown forcibly, why lower astral entities are drawn to these altered states, and how spiritual experiences can be incredibly destabilizing when we haven’t done the foundational healing.

Jessica talks about why she doesn’t use any substances in her work, and why journeying sober is not only possible - but safer, more sustainable, and actually more powerful over time.

We also look at the cultural addiction to peak experiences, and why so many people are outsourcing their healing to external tools rather than learning how to open, heal, and expand through their own being and in their own timing. This episode is not about judgment, but about discernment, empowerment and sovereignty.
And it’s about remembering that the deepest spiritual experiences can happen sober, in full awareness, with your own energy and your own connection to Creator.

* The content of these episodes is solely based on personal experience and opinion and not a substitute for medical advice. The purpose of this podcast is to entertain and not to diagnose, prevent or treat disease.

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