Beyond Illusion - The Making of a Modern Day Shaman #2

Rebekah Shaman

Summary

After leaving her teacher, Don Juanito, Rebekah has to start 'Living Shamanically,' in order to rediscover her true self in the urban jungles of London. To try and answer the question: 
"Who Am I?" and, "Why am I here?"  
Over the next fourteen years, and with the healing from Ayahuasca and the plant medicines, Rebekah travels a slow, sometimes painful but always surprising journey. "Like the butterfly emerging from the caterpillar, I learn to see beyond the illusions of what I thought the world was and emerge into the light. This sparked my own imaginal cell activation, reawakened my consciousness enabled me to bring the light to inspire thousands of others. 
By sharing my story and my personal journey of awakening I hope it resonates with those of you who have also had profound life-changing experiences with entheogens, meditation, connecting to nature, or anything else that has woken you up and helped you to see 'Beyond the Illusion' of the matrix. May it also inspire you to listen to your heart and be who you really are, an imaginal cell of conscious change that is sweeping across the planet."

Available since: 04/04/2019.

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