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What I Believe - Eshu Martin

“Why do I do what I do, in the way that I do it? With what I have learned and experienced in my life, what do I believe?”

What I Believe - Eshu Martin
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Stepping into Psychedelics Part 2 – Eshu Martin

Part 2 - Psychedelic medicines are powerful allies in transformation, and much like anything powerful, need to be approached and handled with attention and care. Preventing harm in psychedelic use is very important to me.

I suggest that if you are considering engaging with psychedelic medicines, that you deeply consider the following ideas. This list is not meant to be fixed or rigid - as there are always risks with any kind of medicine, therapy, or other healing modality, each person must discern the level of risk they find acceptable. This list is intended to bring as many of the potential variables as possible into your awareness, so that you can make informed choices.

Stepping into Psychedelics Part 2 – Eshu Martin
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Stepping into Psychedelic Therapy Part 1– Eshu ...

After the experience of legally sanctioned psychedelic therapy, many participants are opting to continue their psychedelic journey in the underground. How can you reduce the risk of harm on your journey?

Stepping into Psychedelic Therapy Part 1– Eshu Martin
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An Offering For My Ancestors - Eshu Karl Martin

The words and spirit that I bring to share today are an offering.

And so, I humbly make this offering for my Ancestors….

An Offering For My Ancestors - Eshu Karl Martin
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Ancestral Animism - Eshu Martin

Some of my clients and website visitors have noticed recent changes to my website offerings at Monarch Trancework.

One in particular that I’m being asked about is what I’ve called “Ancestral Animism”. I want to clarify what I mean by Ancestral Animism, and what it entails in terms of sessions with me through Monarch Trancework.

Ancestral Animism - Eshu Martin

Death

Fear, Shame, and Money - Eshu Martin

Fear, Shame, and Money - Eshu Martin

It’s amazing how well people can survive, even when they are entirely avoiding conversations about money. A person can find careers that will help them justify your avoidance - in paths like Spirituality, Religion, Social Services, and Arts. A person can build entire communities with other people that carry the same kind of shame and self-doubt and feel totally justified in doing so… and I did… all of it… really well!

It’s entirely possible to survive with a maladaptive belief – but it is nearly impossible to thrive.