"Your body is your Altar and you are your medicine"

 

Tahere (Tae) is a a guardian of rebirth, a breathwork facilitator, musician, dancer, and Gestalt therapist. She accompanies others to recognize themselves as the source of their own medicine, holding a safe space for them to open their hearts, embrace their authenticity, and relate to the world from this place of truth.

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Born and raised between the ocean and countryside of Costa Rica, her deep connection with nature began early. At the age of 13, she first heard of Ayahuasca, and years later, encountered The Medicine.

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Formerly a ballet dancer, Tahere realized she was living from a place of unworthiness and chose to transform that. She immersed herself in theater, Ayurveda, and Naturopathy, and her first conscious breath with Ayahuasca revealed to her the essence of Life and Unconditional Love.

Her studies include breathwork under the guidance of Sajeeva Hurtado, as well as Birth, Grief, Weaving, Placenta with the guidance of Alejandra Montes, Music, Ecosomatics, Crystals, Water and more explorations and playfulness.

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Tahere treasures devotion, faith, and love. It is her honor to walk with you and witness you as you are, a Living Altar.

Stephane (Phan) began his exploration of plant medicine in 2017, driven by the profound personal transformations he witnessed in himself and others. Guided by the wisdom of friends and teachers, Stephane holds a deep belief that we are our own medicine—each of us equipped with the inner tools to heal and live abundantly.

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At the core of Stephane’s work is the understanding that plant medicine reconnects us with a childlike perspective of life, where everything is pure magic, if we choose to see it that way. He emphasizes the importance of a supportive team and environment, where individuals can confidently embrace the healing vibration offered by plant medicine.

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His study of music stems from a desire to connect. For Stephane, music is an intrinsic part of life, and he believes that everyone is a musician. Every note has the potential to heal when it comes from the heart. To him, music is play, and play emerges from embracing the inner emptiness, allowing us to rediscover the child within.