Rael – Amanita Warrior
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The number of things that are absolutely true forever and ever are very few. When we accept something as true we usually forget that this only means relatively true. As in, it is true for you, if you believe in it. When you assess truth in this way you start to realize the potential effect of believing in something. The truths we believe in make our experience. And yet what we choose to experience is based on what we believe is true. So then, is truth self-casual? Can you cause something to become true by believing in it?

Rael – Amanita Warrior
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After many years of living in Brazil and having dedicated myself to my spiritual path I had reached a plateau. I was dedicated to my practices and my disciplines, but I was missing something. It was like I had worked for a long time to evolve mentally and develop my thinking to work in my favor, but I hadn’t really taken this into the world and used it. I needed to learn how to use my knowledge and get real life experience with it. What I had in my mind and my heart was a vision of the future, and it was what I lived for. But believing in a vision in one’s own mind could be just a trick of the mind. In order to find out if my vision would come true, I had to put it to the test. If I could take it into challenging situations and come out of it on top I knew that I would discover a way to influence reality in a totally new way. What I knew was that faith makes something real. A belief makes something true for you. So then what must we believe to make our dreams come true? I intended to find out.

Rael – Amanita Warrior
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For many years, I wandered the Earth in search of truth. The world, as I knew it, was filled with insanity, repetitive routines, and a system designed to keep us bound. Lies were passed off as reality, and I refused to partake in the illusion. From an early age, I knew I didn’t belong in this world—I only craved the truth.

Merle R. Saferstein
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The idea for Wisdom of the Century was born from a simple desire: to capture the stories of people who have lived through almost an entire century of history. When my friend Sandra Coiffman first approached me with the idea of interviewing 100 people over the age of 100, I was intrigued but skeptical. I wasn’t sure we could find enough individuals in that age range, so we decided to focus on 90 people who are 90 or older. Little did we know that was the beginning of a journey that would be inspiring in every way.

In May of 2023, I was invited to an interview with The Life of Gaia podcast, where I shared my journey of losing 4 of my 5 children, the healing, and the transformation—

Have you ever felt an emotion that didn’t make sense to you? Repeated
limiting cycles in your relationships? Experienced a symptom that doctors
couldn’t quite explain? Or found yourself in a state where abundance and success seemed out of reach?

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The journey of self-discovery is a deeply personal exploration of one’s innermost desires, fears, and potential. In recent years, the therapeutic use of psychedelics has emerged as a powerful tool for facilitating this journey of self-discovery. Weaving together ancient traditions and modern research, psychedelics are newly being recognized for their ability to help individuals connect with their true selves, offering profound insights and healing.

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Smudging is an ancient and powerful practice used by various cultures around the world to cleanse spaces, purify energies, and foster spiritual connections. The ritual involves the burning of dried herbs and wood such as White Sage, Palo Santo or Cedar. The practice is deeply rooted in Native American traditions, however its popularity has expanded its use worldwide, embracing a diverse range of herbs and combinations.

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Indigenous spiritual practices, rooted in centuries-old traditions, offer profound insights into human consciousness and well-being. One area where this ancient wisdom intersects with modern science is the therapeutic use of psychedelics.

Indigenous spiritual practices often involve rituals, ceremonies, and the use of natural substances to facilitate healing, self-discovery, and spiritual connection. For many of these cultures, the use of psychedelics such as ayahuasca, peyote, and psilocybin mushrooms is integral to their spiritual practices and very much intertwined in the culture.