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Eli Katz shares his experiences with Ayahuasca and other plant medicines and his knowledge of human design and holistic health. He discusses his first Ayahuasca experience in 2003, which helped him heal from trauma. He also talks about his love for nature and his experiences hiking the Appalachian Trail. Eli emphasizes the importance of ceremony and ritual in different cultures, particularly in Japan, and how it can create a sense of honor and connection. He also discusses the energetic properties of plants like Bobinsana and Miel para los Santos Niños, and how they can enhance spiritual practices and intuition. Eli discusses the importance of building relationships with plant spirits and the practice of stillness and presence. He emphasizes the need to let go of old patterns and create space for new experiences. Cam and Eli also explore the concept of 'just being' and the power of witnessing. They share insights on the challenges in the plant medicine world and the need for collective action to address them. Additionally, They discuss the importance of transparency, community involvement, and honoring indigenous wisdom in the unfolding of psychedelic therapies.

The Bobinsana Honey we spoke about on the podcast can be ordered by sending a DM to Eli's Instagram account.

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Website: https://be.wholeandtrue.com/
Company Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wholeandtrueisyou/
Personal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cbdaddydenver/

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