

Is Kambo Safe to use?
I had hit a bottom in 2012 and I was ready to end my life. I was done living in depression and carrying pain. I was not looking for Kambo, but Kambo found me.
I had hit a bottom in 2012 and I was ready to end my life. I was done living in depression and carrying pain. I was not looking for Kambo, but Kambo found me.
Imagine living a slow, painful death. Every day, a fragment of who you are is chipped away. You're left feeling like the entire world has been pitted against you and everyone you love has turned their backs.
I had hit a bottom in 2012 and I was ready to end my life. I was done living in depression and carrying pain. I was not looking for Kambo, but Kambo found me.
Becoming a healer is a profound journey, but taking on the role of a mentor adds an extra layer of responsibility. There are often unspoken expectations, some of which are realistic, while others can impose unrealistic ideals that dismiss our own human experiences.
Healers need healing too... this is no secret! Me for example, I'm VERY opinionated. My belief around the judgments that come up for me is how far I have come in some areas, despite having so much farther to go. It's a journey and a process and at least I recognize my short-comings <-- see, potential judgment! The automatic implication here is that others don't see themselves or the areas in their life that could be improved upon and while I realize this just isn't true nor is it actually what I am saying when I speak of myself and my journey in that statement, but if I'm not careful about how I speak about me and my journey, it can become an outward projection that is not intended.