The Psychedelic
Entrepreneur

Nessi Gomes and Beth Weinstein discuss how singing ignited her healing journey, ayahuasca, PachaMama Retreat Center, and what propelled her into deep immersion into music therapy. Hear her personal story of letting go and opening to trust in life, reconnecting to the state of wonder and accessing deeper layers of understanding and healing.

Beth Weinstein and Alison Sinatra discuss spiritual sovereignty, scared plant medicines, and the keys to living as a truly integrated human being. Her spiritual studies come from South and North American plant medicine traditions and teaching yoga and facilitating healing retreats and rituals for over 20 years. Tune in and remember your true sovereign nature as a child of the earth.

There’s nothing to heal “first”. You do not need to heal in order to help others as a healer, coach or psychedelic-assisted pioneer. All humans have a range of problems and emotions. True healing is NOT to get rid of them, but to skillfully accept and integrate them. If you don’t feel you are ready to help others “until…”, it’s likely a unsupportive belief causing you to feel “not enough”. But the truth is, you ARE enough.

Join Beth Weinstein and Rob Heffernan for a powerful discussion around the importance of thinking relationally and how working with sacred plant medicines can help by revealing the interconnectivity of all things. Discover the reality that there is constant disharmony and imbalance in the world and it is our responsibility as a human to contribute and learn the tools needed in correcting this.

Beth Weinstein and Jahan Khamsehzadeh, Ph.D., discuss his new book, “The Psilocybin Connection: Psychedelics, the Transformation of Consciousness, and Evolution on the Planet – An Integral Approach”. Listen to an explanation of how psilocybin creates a highly neuroplastic, hyper-connected brain state and assists with healing feelings of disconnection, depression, separation, and more.

Beth shares about intentionally working with psychedelics to discover your soul’s purpose and receive aligned guidance and insights for your business. Are you curious when ideas come through your psychedelic experiences and wonder, “What would it be like to pursue this?” Learn how to bring psychedelic journey “downloads” into a daily intention and see how they unfold in your reality.

Join Beth for a deeply personal conversation with Azrya and Benjamin Bequer about the power of ayahuasca, psychedelic experiences, death portals, uncomfortable places, healing and growth. Listen to learn more about how their relationship shaped their book, BEQOMING and how the programs Benjamin and Azrya offer through their BEQOMING platform help you recondition your “operating system” and step into your life’s “blueprint”.

Join Beth Weinstein and Joseph Mays MSc of Chacruna.net for a powerful discussion on sacred reciprocity in the psychedelic and plant medicine space. Learn about how Joseph’s studies in ethnobotany and permaculture led him to focus on reciprocity and plant medicine conservation, the importance of thinking relationally, and how sacred plant medicines can help us know the interconnectivity of all things.

Join Beth Weinstein and Joël Brierre, founder of psychedelic wellness companies Kaivalya Kollectiv and Tandava Retreats. Through his study of yoga Joël recognized the same non-dual state can be catalyzed by a “full release dose” experience of 5-MeO-DMT. Learn about the 5-MeO-DMT platform Joël is creating, and how DMT and Bufo Alvarius toad medicine requires a more intensive integration process than any other psychedelic medicine.

Ifetayo Harvey and Beth talk about systemic issues, accessibility, psychedelic equality and safety in the psychedelic space. Hear about race and inclusivity in the psychedelic arena, The People of Color Psychedelic Collective, underground psychedelic therapy, and psychedelic use vs. abuse.

A. Maia Miller and Beth Weinstein discuss unresolved trauma, surviving childhood sexual abuse and psychedelics. Maia supports, guides and coaches adult womxn survivors of childhood sexual trauma through her Trauma to Triumph coaching program, in workshops and in retreat settings.

Kat Gordon and Beth Weinstein speak about how working with plant medicine is about much more than our personal transformation. Kat realized that to show up for the well-being of our communities and environment, we must first show up for ourselves, and that’s when Kat immersed herself into learning all about the plant “dieta”.