In this episode, Lore shares their perspectives on the call to service for facilitators, elements and importance of creating 'safe enough' spaces for plant medicine participants. They discuss key elements of safety, effective facilitation, trust, integrity, inclusivity, and the necessity for self-awareness and continuous personal growth.
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00:00 Introduction to One Degree Shifts
00:39 Lore's Healing Journey and Plant Medicine Facilitation
07:49 The Importance of Trust and Skill in Facilitation
22:25 Inclusion and Safety in Plant Medicine Circles
37:17 The Power of Specific Questions
38:17 Trust and Integrity in Safe Spaces
40:21 Attunement and Sensitivity in Practice
45:03 Self-Awareness and Personal Growth
48:32 Embracing Shadows and Resistance
50:58 The Call to Service and Dedication
01:03:58 The Importance of Peer Support
01:06:37 Shipibo Cultural Immersion Retreat
01:13:37 ConclusionÂ
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