My journey is guided by a deep commitment to ancestry and the rigorous study of the manifestations of the sacred. Initiated in the terreiro as a confirmed ogã, where I understood the power of sound and rhythm as energetic sustenance, my path expanded in 2011 through Santo Daime.
Later, in 2019, a profound encounter with the Huni Kuin tribe and the shaman Bimi opened the doors to ancestral shamanism. As a percussionist for indigenous peoples and a master of fire, I gained direct access to knowledge and histories that have been historically obscured.
Today, I dedicate myself to researching the epistemology of spirituality and indigenous ceremonies. I seek to understand the structure of these practices not merely as rituals, but as ancestral technologies for healing and the transformation of consciousness. Through analytical study and practical experience with forest medicines, I investigate integrative paths for the development and rebalancing of the human psyche.
From this entire trajectory, one certainty remains: ayahuasca heals.
“Your vision will become clear only when you can look into your own heart. Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes.” — Carl G. Jung
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