Plant Dieta — a plant dieta for your own land. Thirty days building real relationship with a plant from where you actually live.
The premise is simple and total: medicine lives everywhere, in all things. Every plant, wherever it grows, holds its own wisdom and its own unique medicine — a dandelion in a Swedish garden carries the same living intelligence as anything found in a rainforest. This dieta exists to bring you into direct relationship with the medicine that lives where you actually live — the ground you'll return to every single day.
This is not the aya-supported dieta carried elsewhere. In that tradition, ayahuasca is taken alongside the master plant specifically to open awareness so the plant's teaching can load in clearly. Here, there is no aya to open that door for you. What's asked instead is real, sustained focus and discipline — you build the connection yourself, across thirty days, with nothing carrying it in on your behalf. That makes this harder, not easier. It also makes what you build entirely your own.
A concentrated brew is prepared specifically for your dieta — strong enough to carry the full thirty days, taking one to two days to prepare properly. The container opens with a real ceremony: the path and the medicine blessed the traditional way, in nature, with instruction on how to hold the thirty days ahead. From there, you carry it yourself, in your own home, on your own land. Contact continues by text throughout, but lightly — enough to know you're held, not so much that it interferes with what the plant is trying to show you. The dieta closes with a second ceremony, honoring what came through and formally completing the relationship.
This asks for real prior experience with inner work — the discipline and focus to hold a thirty-day relationship without a shortcut carrying you through it. Readiness is assessed directly before booking, the same as with other deeper work here.
For those called to it, this can become far more than a single container. Repeated dietas over time, with plant after plant, are a lifelong commitment — the path toward becoming a healer yourself, serving your own community with what's been earned. That calling reveals itself through the work, not decided in advance.
Investment depends on the specific plant and what's required to prepare it — discussed directly, grounded in Ayni: what's given fully is what makes room to receive fully.
InquireDetermined together before the dieta begins, based on what's genuinely present for you and what's available where you live.
Real relationship with a plant teacher takes sustained time to form. Thirty days sits at the serious end of traditional dieta lengths, appropriate for work without aya opening the connection for you.
You carry the daily practice yourself, on your own land — that's the point. Text contact continues throughout, light enough not to interfere with what the plant is showing you.
Yes — for those called to it, this becomes an ongoing path: plant after plant, over years, toward serving your own community as a healer.