Spirit Plant Medicine Conference is a sacred convergence of some of the most knowledgeable and practiced hearts and minds related to plant medicines. Indigenous Leaders, Ethnobotanists, Shamans and Medical Researchers in the field of psychedelics from around the globe will meet to speak, hold forums, panels and share their wisdom. Coming to understand and connect to earth Intelligence, and the possibilities for healing, planetary transformation and self realization they provide is a central focus. Some of the topics will be how medicines relate to healing, drug policy, globalization, and what sacred use of the plant teachers look like. The Spirit of the SPMC is to have a collective sacred experience together that is profound and lends awareness of the truths and possibilities of relating to plant-life as a whole, empowering the individual in cultivating those relationships on their own terms in the future.

Vision Keepers

RTJ was called as a “Listener for the Other World” in Africa. His passion is to revive the ancient conversation between nature, the human village, and the spirit world. He is a drummer, dancer, poet, and “helper of communities,” crossing the thresholds of instinct, intimacy, and inspiration
 
 

Affiliates and Partnerships

We are looking for community partnerships!! If you are interested in supporting our Conference, please contact Ashley for details on how you can help us and also benefit: 604-644-4447

Tables will also be available for sale within the Conference Lobby Space on a case by case basis.

For-Profit Rate: 500$ (includes two tickets per table)

Non for Profit Rate: 250$ (1 ticket per table)

For all Inquiries, Call Ashley: 604-644-4447

Disclaimer

SPMC and Conscious Living Network are not endorsing any specific guest or ideologies through this event. With any of the presenters involved, it is important to understand these are independent speakers with reputations of their own. We are offering the forum to explore ideas and understandings about plant based intelligence and healing and would like to encourage participating guests to empower themselves through these discussions and through the information available. This is for security’s sake, and also to honor the diversity of cultures and perspectives in relationship to the plants and the people who work with them. Thank you.