Tricia Eastman: The Truth About Plant Medicine, Ancestral Trauma, and Spiritual Technology
About this episode
Tricia Eastman discusses the significance of plant medicine, ancestral trauma, and the importance of community in preserving sacred traditions.
Tricia Eastman — author, facilitator, and founder of Ancestral Heart — has spent her career bridging cultures, honoring initiation traditions, and supporting Indigenous-led land stewardship. Right now, she’s part of a grassroots campaign to preserve iboga, the most sacred plant of Gabon — and arguably one of the most significant on earth. Through Ancestral Heart, donations are flowing directly to Blessings of the Forest and Maghanga Ma Nzambe, two community-rooted organizations working to protect this plant, secure livelihoods for forest stewards, and ensure this living heritage endures for generations. This is communities coming together. Forest stewardship as reciprocity. A story worth filling your heart and your newsfeed in chaotic times. Join the journey toward peace, unity, and healing. Donate or learn more at ancestralheart.com or https://donorbox.org/ancestralheart
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