Gabriela Galindo, program coordinator of FLOWS, champions Indigenous rights in the psychedelic conversation. She highlights the importance of respecting each plant's cultural history and argues for Indigenous communities' consent in legislative decisions. Galindo prefers the term 'movement' over 'renaissance' when discussing psychedelics. She reflects on how climate crises demand insights from Indigenous harmony with nature while navigating the delicate balance between decriminalization and cultural preservation in psychedelic practices.