Awaken the Medicine Within
Welcome to a Next Level Honoring of the Medicine Path
BARBARA KARLSEN
About Barbara
Dr. Barbara Karlsen is a specialist in pre-and perinatal, individual, and collective/transgenerational trauma. With a specific focus on Deep Ecology and feminine principles, Barbara’s somatic integration of psychedelic and plant medicine bridges body-mind- spirit wisdom to modern psychedelic science. She holds a PhD from California Institute of Integral Studies and a Master’s in Somatic Psychology, as well as a certificate in Psychedelic Assisted Therapy from Naropa University. She is authorized in Continuum movement, teaching somatic-based work to catalyze multidimensional transformation for the past 30 years.
PSYCHEDELICS
EMBODIMENT
SACRED VISION
COSMOGENESIS
Psychedelics and plant medicine
Psychedelics are ancient medicines. They have been used for thousands of years in cultures around the globe as allies for expanded spiritual wisdom, healing, and communal ritual. At this time in our collective evolution, they offer themselves to us as allies both for radical healing and for optimal creativity. Psychedelics help us meet and integrate even the most intense trauma and wounds to restore a sense of wholeness and integrity. As sacred medicines they help us restore connection with self, other, Nature and God.
Psychedelics and plant medicine
Psychedelics are ancient medicines. They have been used for thousands of years in cultures around the globe as allies for expanded spiritual wisdom, healing, and communal ritual. At this time in our collective evolution, they offer themselves to us as allies both for radical healing and for optimal creativity. Psychedelics help us meet and integrate even the most intense trauma and wounds to restore a sense of wholeness and integrity. As sacred medicines they help us restore connection with self, other, Nature and God.
Ancient indigenous medicine is a vital aspect of our human history and culture. The shamans knew that these powerful tools could provide insights into ourselves and further deep connections between humans and the natural world. By using these same, ancient tools, we can also offer new perspectives on our modern world, inspiring us to explore alternatives to many of the problems we now face today.