We cultivate harmony with nature through educational programs, ethnobiological exploration and engagement with indigenous wisdom

Our vision is to be a catalyst in creating an awakened world where all species thrive in symbiotic harmony.

We offer symposia, courses and retreats where people share, learn and inspire positive change on our planet and in their own lives.

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“The entire biospheric community of species is conscious, and seeks to advance the evolution of consciousness through collaboration and symbiosis.”

Dennis McKenna Ph.D.

President and Principal Founder

Dennis Mckenna

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It’s Going to Get Weirder: The Terence McKenna Story

Sharon McKenna is the director and producer of the forthcoming feature documentary, “It’s Going to Get Weirder: The Terence McKenna Story.” Sharon is a writer, film director, and journalist whose work has appeared in a range of outlets, from several alternative weeklies to MSNBC digital, among others. Her career spans three-plus decades of network news production, investigative reporting, corporate creative work and screenwriting. Her screenplays have been optioned and won numerous awards, and she has worked as a script reader and consultant for several film production companies. She is a member of the International Documentary Association, Film Independent, Women in Film, the Electronic Frontier Foundation and several other organizations dedicated to filmmaking, the arts, and freedom of speech. Sharon has various projects in the works.

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What is Sceletium Tortuosum (Kanna) and How Can It Benefit Anxiety, Depression, Addiction, and Insomnia?

Sceletium tortuosum, commonly known as Kanna, is a succulent plant indigenous to South Africa that has piqued the interest of botanists, medical professionals, and ethnobotanists for centuries. Its journey from traditional use by the San people to becoming the subject of modern clinical research encapsulates a fascinating intersection of botany, history, pharmacology, and potential therapeutic […]