Episode 73

 
 
 
 

Tune in for an inspiring conversation with Beana Bern as she shares her transformative journey with psychedelics, from recreational use to becoming a therapeutic psilocybin guide and founder of Rootstock Retreats. High on a hilltop in the far northern reaches of Vermont, Rootstock intertwines therapeutic psychedelics, deep connection to nature, and the strength of community to facilitate profound self-discovery and healing. 

Beana shares about why she wanted to live a life in sync with the land and how she created a unique, organic homestead to bring this vision to life as well. Rootstock offers work service days for community building, educational residencies in homesteading, a chemical-free, clothing-optional bathhouse dubbed 'The Oasis', and of course … psilocybin immersions.

Beana Bern is a creative, energetic, compassionate and evolving space holder, medicine guide, idea generator, imagination farmer, recovering executive, new paradigm business coach, psychonaut, eternal optimist, fire dragon, mental projector, artist and medicine woman.

Episode Highlights

  • Beana's journey from psychonaut to medicine guide

  • Beana's early psychedelic experiences

  • The profound impact of Beana's psychedelic experiences

  • Beana's transition out of corporate America

  • The essence of psychedelic medicine

  • Rootstock Retreats: creating a space for healing and transformation

  • The alchemy of holding space

  • Integrating psychedelic experiences: the role of time and nature

  • Beana's connection to the land

  • The intensity of living close to nature

  • Homesteading and the elemental reality

  • Finding ground in a fast-paced world

  • The power of radical authenticity

  • A life of service and integrity

  • The role of medicine in personal and collective healing

  • Building a new paradigm community at Rootstock

  • Microdosing immersions: a journey through the seasons

Beana Bern’s Links 

Resources Mentioned in This Episode

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Special thanks to Jeremy Colbert (Taragápe) for the original podcast theme music.

You can find out more about Jeremey’s work here:
taragape.com and @taragape

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