Veteran story

I am excited to announce that “Phoenix Revival” has become a reality. I hope it reaches everyone struggling in silence.

Paula Cajiao describes how plant medicine has changed the trajectory of her life – from Army Nurse to Filmmaker, Paula’s mission is to share this healing with other veterans.

For Billy, the ability to access a psychedelic program in the U.S. was make or break.

“If I showed you a picture of what I looked like a year ago at that retreat, you’d be like, it’s not the same person,”

Then there is that moment when it all clicks, hope takes the shape and form of a small flame, you breathe out a sigh of relief, you have direction, light, you have hope, you have fire, you have life. But you know that the work is only just beginning.

As he reflects on the past seven years, Devin acknowledges that healing is an ongoing process. The lessons from ayahuasca continue to unfold, offering new insights and perspectives.

Haunted by past decisions that led him to stay in the Army and the subsequent injuries that left him paralyzed, Travis’s new view of the world was shrouded by self-hatred and blame. Plant Medicine helped him address these root issues and break the cycle of anger.

“n my opinion, psychedelics are 100% the way to go if you want to really get to know yourself and you want to fall in love with yourself again. Don’t put yourself on the back burner. You are the mission”

Alex’s journey has taken her from the front lines, through her own healing process, to advocating for equitable healing for minority groups within the veteran community.

Heather’s journey is a vibrant tapestry woven with threads of pain, growth, and self-discovery. It reminds us that embracing our complexities, both light and shadow, is the true essence of being human.