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Today, we are blessed to live in a world where globalization and information technologies have literally put the whole corpus of human knowledge on the palm of our hand. This is not to say that everything we need to reach enlightenment is our smartphone — but rather that the possibility to access perennial wisdom is there for anyone. People can travel to Rishikesh or Dharmsala in India to study yoga or Mahayana Buddhism, walk the Camino de Santiago in Northern Spain or work with plant teachers in Peru, Mexico or West Africa. Even if we don’t want to travel far, teachers and schools of almost every imaginable spiritual or mystical tradition can probably be found not too far from where we live. The myths and stories of cultures across space and time are available for anyone willing to listen. And, remarkably, the wisdom that they encode, although varied and diverse in shape and form, is remarkably consistent in its essence: the perennial heart of wisdom, in its many, beautiful forms, points out to the same, basic cosmic rules for living a good life in alignment with Source.

Music has long been recognized as a powerful catalyst for altering consciousness and enhancing various experiences. Since time immemorial, shamans, medicine men and women and artists used sound to invoke changes in people’s consciousness.

Over the last few years, integration has become the ultimate buzzword in the psychedelic community. Everybody is talking about integration, looking for integration, posting about integration, offering integration. We have psychedelic integration coaches, psychedelic integration circles, psychedelic integration courses. Everybody seems to be honing in on integration, yet it seems that we don’t quite know yet what integration really means — or rather, what it can mean for people who live in the sort of societies like we do.

We're excited to bring you an exclusive interview with Dr. Michael Bernard Beckwith, a world-renowned spiritual leader and the Founder and CEO of Agape International Spiritual Center, a trans-denominational spiritual community based in Los Angeles. Dr. Beckwith is not only celebrated for his teachings on the science of inner transformation but is also a founding board member of Rythmia, further deepening his commitment to spiritual growth and healing.

In previous blogposts, we shared about the history of Ayahuasca, the increasingly popular Amazonian brew known for its powerful psychoactive properties. We have seen how this traditional medicine, made from the Banisteriopsis caapi vine and the Psychotria viridis shrub, has has been used for centuries by indigenous tribes in the Amazon, for a variety of purposes. In this article, we will focus less on the history or the cultural and social context of the different uses. Rather, we will explore one of the most common tropes in the plant medicine world: Can Ayahuasca really change the world?

Rythmia guests embark on profound journeys of self-discovery and healing. Witness their realizations that true healing comes from within, and that there is power in personal reflection and self-discovery in the healing process.

Dive into the fascinating world of Ayahuasca with our concise overview. Explore its ceremonial use among Amazonian indigenous peoples, its spiritual and medicinal roles, and its journey from ancient tradition to global phenomenon. Uncover the rich mosaic of Ayahuasca's history and its profound impact on cultures worldwide.

This blog explains the importance of integration post-Ayahuasca ceremony, techniques to ensure successful integration, and the extensive RLife integration program included with the Rythmia Way experience.

Rythmia Life Advancement Center launches Rlife, the first-of-its-kind integration program, empowering guests to achieve greater impact and growth from their plant medicine experience. Rife includes a comprehensive 90-day integration program and lifetime expert-led sport post-stay.