Black Condor Tribe
Culturally Rooted Plant Medicine Ceremonies for Black, Indigenous, and POC Communities
Black Condor Tribe
Culturally Rooted Plant Medicine Ceremonies for Black, Indigenous, and POC Communities
Culturally Rooted Plant Medicine Ceremonies for Black, Indigenous, and POC Communities
Culturally Rooted Plant Medicine Ceremonies for Black, Indigenous, and POC Communities
After joining two Black Condor Tribe ceremonies, Jaade’s life took a transformative turn. Her experience not only deepened her personal healing but also inspired her to co-create a retreat for her POC community in Mexico City.
In this heartfelt reflection, Jaade shares how the trauma-informed care, intentional space-setting, and Adorable’s thoughtful facilitation provided a safe and supportive container for her healing. Her story is a testament to the power of community, divine alignment, and Ayahuasca’s ability to inspire growth and service.
Are you seeking a community of color to heal, learn, and grow with—a circle grounded in love and reverence for sacred indigenous wisdom?
Do you want to explore plant medicine as a tool for transforming your life within a safe, supportive space alongside others on a similar healing journey?
Welcome to Black Condor Tribe, a heart-centered plant medicine circle offering transformative ceremony experiences rooted in indigenous wisdom. We create spaces for Black and people of color (BIPOC) to connect, heal, and transform in community, honoring ancestral traditions.
Since 2018, we've pioneered all-Black plant medicine retreats, featuring revered healers from indigenous lineages such as the Huin Kuin, Ashaninka, Umbandaime Afro-Brazilian traditions, and the Shipibo Conibo traditions of the Peruvian jungle. Our retreats are trauma-informed and open to all who seek deep healing in safe, inclusive environments.
Whether you’re joining a public ceremony or seeking a more intimate, personalized healing experience among your friends and family in our private ceremonies, Black Condor Tribe provides a space for you to explore your inner journey, supported by community and ancestral wisdom.
In our latest episode of Black Condor Talks, we welcome back Gabriel De Souza, a third-generation Daimista, and Jayanti Luna, a Bhakti Yoga initiate and healer. They share their profound insights on Afro-Brazilian healing traditions and the transformative power of plant medicine ceremonies. Gabriel and Luna discuss their origins within the medicine path, as well as the incredible benefits and potential healing outcomes for participants. Don't miss this inspiring conversation and learn more about our upcoming Roots of Renewal retreat.
Medicine songs are an instrumental component of facilitating the healing process within ceremony. Learn about Amber and Kele's journey towards hold space within song circles and how medicine songs support our healing and liberation
Farhana , is a Medicine Women and assistant at Jakon Rate, who will be our support team along with Nico and I, for our upcoming "Black to the Jungle" retreat this Fall. The interview while a little tech issued, hopefully conveys yet another perspective from a person of color within the plant medicine space :) Capturing and sharing our stories is important!
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