Tricia Eastman
- Calabasas, CA
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I am here to reimagine...
How we can engage considerate action amidst a burgeoning psychedelic movement create a culture of respect to nature, ongoing cultural exchange and honoring the wisdom keepers that have been tending these cultures for millennia.
My Story
Tricia Eastman is medicine women, author, and pioneer in the psychedelic movement. Eastman offers highly curated retreats in countries where use is legal working with iboga, psilocybin mushrooms, and 5-MeO-DMT. She has been initiated into Bwiti traditions of Fang and Ngonde Missoko tradition, as well as facilitated the psychospiritual iboga program for Crossroads Treatment Center in Mexico.
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Tricia Eastman is medicine women, author, and pioneer in the psychedelic movement. Eastman offers highly curated retreats in countries where use is legal working with iboga, psilocybin mushrooms, and 5-MeO-DMT. She has been initiated into Bwiti traditions of Fang and Ngonde Missoko tradition, as well as facilitated the psychospiritual iboga program for Crossroads Treatment Center in Mexico.
Eastman created a nonprofit, Ancestral Heart, to address the impacts of globalisation of ancestral traditions as a result of the resurgence of psychedelics and spirituality in western culture. Eastman supports projects related to preservation of the sacred sites and plant medicines for future generations. She has been involved with numerous projects from sustainable and respectful approach, keeping on ongoing cultural exchange and delicate, noninvasive forms of support.
Tricia Eastman is medicine women, author, and pioneer in the psychedelic movement. Eastman offers highly curated retreats in countries where use is legal working with iboga, psilocybin mushrooms, and 5-MeO-DMT. She has been initiated into Bwiti traditions of Fang and Ngonde Missoko tradition, as well as facilitated the psychospiritual iboga program for Crossroads Treatment Center in Mexico.
Eastman created a nonprofit, Ancestral Heart, to address the impacts of globalisation of ancestral traditions as a result of the resurgence of psychedelics and spirituality in western culture. Eastman supports projects related to preservation of the sacred sites and plant medicines for future generations. She has been involved with numerous projects from sustainable and respectful approach, keeping on ongoing cultural exchange and delicate, noninvasive forms of support.
