Hamilton Souther

Shamanism as a primordial science, first psychologists were shamans, remote viewing for health diagnosis, manipulation of shamanic practices, living in a 3D or 4D world, power of individuals, speciesism, misconceptions about food and water, reclaiming personal power, protecting from electromagnetic pollution, engaging with the unconscious, confronting the shadow, potential dangers of artificial intelligence, importance of magnesium, exploring the fractal nature of consciousness

Hamilton Souther, a master shaman and founder of the first healing center in the Peruvian Amazon, shares his transformative journey from the tech world to shamanism. He emphasizes the importance of education, safety, and lineage in psychedelic practices. Hamilton distinguishes between shamans and psychedelic guides, advocating for a standardized approach to ensure safe retreats. He discusses the growth of Blue Morpho Academy in response to rising interest in psychedelics and highlights the need for discernment when choosing practitioners.