After the vibrant energy of Gemini season, Cancer season arrives like a warm hug. It's a time to turn inward and cultivate a sense of comfort, secu...

While we can't offer you the full Rapé ceremony experience here, we can share this deep respect for botanical medicine. Here at Great Spirits, we g...

In our travels exploring the world of plant medicines, we’ve encountered some truly transcendent traditions. One that stands out is the rapé ceremo...

One of the most fascinating aspects of the sandpainting is its impermanence. Unlike most art forms, the sandpainting wasn't meant to last. Once the...

The Navajo medicine man would create sandpaintings on the floor of a hogan, a traditional Navajo dwelling. Each design held a specific meaning, lik...

Unfixed sandpainting has a rich history. It's been around for centuries, used by the Navajo people of the American Southwest in healing ceremonies....

Salvia divinorum, a mysterious Oaxacan herb with potent psychoactive effects, isn't for the faint of heart. Unlike calming chamomile tea, salvia ac...

The term “eat your greens” may take on a different meaning in the South Pacific islands where kava is abundant. More than a leafy green, it’s a ben...

Teacher plants are woven into the fabric of cultures all over the world. As Great Spirit family, we know that you’re aware that our relationship wi...