How Psychedelics Can Transform Your Sex Life
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High, drunk, or sober, what’s your favorite way to have…
In this episode, Dennis Walker and Mikaela de la Myco dive into the intersection of sex and psychedelics and discuss her experiences with sacred intimacy, indigenous Mexican ceremony, and womb care facilitation.
In this episode, Dennis Walker and Mikaela de la Myco dive into the intersection of sex and psychedelics and discuss her experiences with sacred intimacy, indigenous Mexican ceremony, and womb care facilitation.
Mikaela de la Myco was born into a first-generation Italian, Afro-Caribbean and Detribalized Mexican family who lived in unceded Tongva territory, Los Angeles. Her education comes from years walking the paths of sacred intimacy work, temple arts, circle keeping, Mexican ceremony, and womb care facilitation, all under the care of teachers and guides.
Mikaela now practices in occupied Cahuilla and Kumeyaay territory — San Diego, CA. As a mushroom matriarch, she creates much needed education and spaces for unmet populations in the psychedelic renaissance, with an emphasis on mothers, bleeding people, and family communities. Her primary focus is holding community based circles where people can journey through the dark amenta to uncover their ancestor codes, explore and rewrite trauma wounds and make meaning with mushroom and other earth medicines.
You can stay in touch with Mikaela on Instagram at @mamadelamyco
You can visit her website here.
Stay updated on her happenings here.
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