Our Mycelial Web
Dream Mullick is a weaver of worlds who lives at the literal edge of the Pacific Ocean in the Western Gate on Esselen lands known as Big Sur, California.
Dream wears many masks as a weaver and cross cultural catalyst, advocating for the rights of nature and right relationship with sacred plant & psychedelic medicines. She offers mentorship and healing sessions as a death coach and meditation guide, writer, producer, and dreamer. Her body of work centers the evolution of consciousness and our collective return to Love.
Dream curates in-person workshops and virtual learning journeys that combine the world-views of ceremony and science with sacred plant medicines and psychedelics as well as The Ceremony of Living and Dying, the exploration of death as a pathway to liberation. In her practices, she explores the profound transformative power of death, grief, and joy.
Dream's current projects include Entheowheel, The Ceremony of Living & Dying, and co-producing the documentary on Rick Doblin and MAPS’ journey to legalize psychedelics.
Katie creates, organizes, and tends to internal and external spaces. She brings people together, clears pathways, and creates lists--so many lists! Katie is a storyteller, spiritual midwife, community herbalist, and foul-mouthed mystic. She is smart, reasonable, reliable, kind, imaginative, hilarious, and creative (and other stuff, too, but we'll stick with the good qualities for now).
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Past Team Collaborators
Mareesa Stertz is a Costa Rica/California based filmmaker and a co-founder and media director at Lucid News. She is also a kundalini yoga teacher, community organizer, and documentarian who’s spent most of her life unraveling the impact of trauma on the human psyche. Her quest has taken her around the world, filming the stories of the shamans in Peru, psychedelic guides in the Netherlands, and holy men in India for her documentary series, ‘The Healing Powers (of psychedelics and other mindful practices)’, on Gaia TV. She is also the director of the film Damanhur: The Documentary on Gaia.
Maleya is an immigrant and a was a young refugee from the Vietnam War. Working with altered states and plant medicines has allowed her to heal from her humble beginnings. She now specializes in working with trauma and the non-ordinary state, primarily with marginalized communities.
Gwen Gordon, M.A. is an experience designer, trauma therapist, dream worker, and thought leader in the field of adult transformative play. She started her career designing and building Muppets for Sesame Street and has brought play-based programs to organizations ranging from the MIT Media Lab to San Quentin Prison, Esalen to the TSA, IDEO to PepsiCo.
She hails from Cincinnati, Ohio where she spent the best first year of her life and like most psychonauts, she finds delight in de-dark! Gwen spends more time connecting to the bright present than dreaming about a bright future.
She hails from Cincinnati, Ohio where she spent the best first year of her life and like most psychonauts, she finds delight in de-dark! Gwen spends more time connecting to the bright present than dreaming about a bright future.
Allan Badiner is the editor of Zig Zag Zen: Buddhism and Psychedelics, Dharma Gaia: A Harvest in Buddhism and Ecology, and Mindfulness in the Marketplace. He is also a contributing editor of Tricycle magazine.
Buki Fadipe, a Nigerian/British, writer, content creator, educator and healing catalyst. She
founded Adventures in OM as an educational resource for those seeking expansion, healing and growth with sacred earth medicine. Her work is rooted in spirituality and reclaiming ancient earth/indigenous wisdom to act as a basis for earth based holistic healing.
founded Adventures in OM as an educational resource for those seeking expansion, healing and growth with sacred earth medicine. Her work is rooted in spirituality and reclaiming ancient earth/indigenous wisdom to act as a basis for earth based holistic healing.
Buki is completing a Psychedelic Practitioner certification with Synthesis Institute, and is a
certified Hatha Yoga instructor. She runs educational workshops, courses, and one-on-one
sessions on preparation, navigation, harm reduction and integration for those seeking holistic
alternatives to conventional Western medicine. Buki writes about the intersections of psychedelic healing and spirituality. She is focused on investigating how psychedelics can be used as a catalyst for decolonization, healing systemic & ancestral trauma, ecological injustice to ultimately assist in individual, ecological and collective liberation.
Cristina is a multi-faceted woman with a heart-driven vision for cultivating the relationship between personal and planetary wellness. For the inagural Entheowheel at Esalen event, she served as Production Manager, Associate Producer, Copywriter, and Camerawoman.
She is a wholistic practitioner, visual storyteller, and community organizer.
As a practitioner, she draws from over 16 years of training in a broad spectrum of modalities from Ayurveda to somatic unwinding, plant medicine to meditation. She has been an organizer & educator for numerous conscious events, youth groups, and grassroots programs hosting expressive arts, health education, wilderness leadership, and Permaculture practices. Since 2014, Cristina has worked in film as a producer and cinematographer. She owns Collective Filmworks production company which focuses on documentary projects that uplift ecological sustainability, innovative thinking & the preservation of indigenous wisdom.
She is a wholistic practitioner, visual storyteller, and community organizer.
As a practitioner, she draws from over 16 years of training in a broad spectrum of modalities from Ayurveda to somatic unwinding, plant medicine to meditation. She has been an organizer & educator for numerous conscious events, youth groups, and grassroots programs hosting expressive arts, health education, wilderness leadership, and Permaculture practices. Since 2014, Cristina has worked in film as a producer and cinematographer. She owns Collective Filmworks production company which focuses on documentary projects that uplift ecological sustainability, innovative thinking & the preservation of indigenous wisdom.
Klarity Coleman is a Clinical Hypnotherapist and has been practicing professionally since 2006. She completed her Clinical Hypnotherapy training at the Southwest Institute of Healing Arts in Tempe, AZ. Klarity is a Certified Hypnotherapist with the American Board of Hypnotherapy (ABH) and a CCHT (Clinically Certified Hypnotherapist) with the American Council of Hypnotist Examiners (ACHE), and is a CYT (Certified Yoga Teacher). Klarity has practiced Yoga since 2001 and became certified as an instructor in 2009. She teaches a variety of classes in her private practice and provides individual sessions that are custom to her clients. She was a Professor of Hypnotherapy for the Southwest Institute of Healing Arts for 9 years. Klarity is an educator at heart and will guide you to your highest good.
Creating Klarity is a holistic private practice that offers clients a customized 90 minute session that is as unique as the individual. Imagine yourself experiencing a session that is tailored specifically for you. Klarity specializes in addiction (cigarette, caffeine, drug, alcohol), sleep issues (insomnia), chronic pain, mood disorders, PTSD, fears/phobias, behavioral changes, self-esteem issues, birth, fertility, prenatal yoga and weight management. Clients can chose phone sessions or zoom/skype sessions.
As a mother, yoga teacher, transformational facilitator, and intuitive advisor, Deeann walks beings into the deepest experiences of love, beauty and awe-- with self, all life and all beings. She blends a wealth of wisdom and experience to create a unique, efficient and effective approach to living into our greatest love and authenticity. Deeann blends the alchemy of her own practices with decades of studentship in yoga, breath, meditation, bodywork, psychotherapy, bioenergetic medicine & plant medicine. She aspires not to teach but to witness and guide, allowing the love and transformation to emanate from her, creating a sacred space for the coming back home and rising in love with oneself fully-- heart, body, mind and spirit.
Born in the colonized land of the Peoria people (Chicago) on a Tuesday in 1977, Amina was brought up in the shadows of giants. Her passion for life and pleasure is the byproduct of being raised by a multi generational team of strong women. Sexually curious from a young age, Amina's fearlessness is contagious, her orgasmic energy palpable and her ability to lead a pleasure to experience. That childlike curiosity drives her work today.
Amina is the founder and director of the Atlanta Institute of Tantra and the host of the Fix Your Sex Podcast. She is a student of plants, a holder of space and song, intimacy coach, sex doula, erotic revolutionary and activist.
Amina is the founder and director of the Atlanta Institute of Tantra and the host of the Fix Your Sex Podcast. She is a student of plants, a holder of space and song, intimacy coach, sex doula, erotic revolutionary and activist.
Mari Rossi is a PhD student at the University of Toronto’s Women and Gender Studies Institute. Her work draws on feminist frameworks of embodiment to explore the concept and experience of illness. Looking at healing practices, such as the use of entheogens, through the lenses of feminist science studies, critical theory and psychoanalysis, Mari investigates what it might mean to die well. Her background is in Psychology, with a focus on Buddhism & Mental Health.