Abuela Toj is an indigenous elder and lifelong steward of the mushroom, carrying a sacred relationship with the medicine that has been passed down through generations in her community. She walks in the lineage of Abuelo Tlakaelel, guardian of the Mexica-Tolteca lineage, a living thread of ancestral wisdom that has shaped her path as a healer, ceremonialist, and keeper of the earth's teachings. For decades she has held healing ceremony with reverence and humility, not as a method, but as a living prayer, tending the mushroom as a spiritual teacher and ally of her people. Her work is not a practice adopted from outside tradition. It is the tradition itself. Abuela Toj has spent her life in service to her community, holding space for those in need of healing through ceremony, song, and the sacred gifts of the earth she has always called home. Through Entheogyn's Mexico Immersive, Abuela Toj opens her circle to facilitators and seekers willing to enter with respect, intention, and a commitment to right relationship. What she offers cannot be found in training programs or textbooks, it is the living wisdom of an unbroken lineage, shared with those the mushroom chooses to teach.

Since 2009, Fanny has been deeply immersed in plant medicine and ancestral healing. Colombian by heritage, she has spent over fifteen years working with Yagé, Colombian ayahuasca, the sacred plant medicine of the Amazon that forms the foundation of her healing practice. Trained within the living indigenous tradition of the Yagé ceremony, Fanny brings thousands of years of ancestral wisdom into every space she holds.

Her path began in Colombia, where she apprenticed under traditional healers and immersed herself in the songs, protocols, and spiritual discipline that Yagé ceremony requires. Over the years, she has worked with individuals facing deep emotional wounds, trauma, grief, and disconnection, holding them with compassion, steadiness, and the gentle authority of someone who has walked the medicine path herself.

Fanny brings deep wisdom and gentle clarity to her role as a supporter, guiding each guest with presence, compassion, and integrity. Rooted in tradition and spiritual discipline, she offers a steady, grounding presence throughout the healing process. As a teacher, Fanny shares tools for transformation, helping others reconnect with themselves, the Earth, and the sacred. Her guidance is both grounded and intuitive, a gentle hand along the path of healing.

Taita César Lezama was born in the rural village of Chaparral in southern Colombia, carrying the bloodlines of the Seberuco and Coreguaje tribes through his parents. Called by his ancestry toward the path of the shaman, he entered the Putumayo jungle at age six to begin working with Yagé alongside his elders, Taita Juenal, Taita Humberto, and Taita Fernando. There he learned the native chants, channeled his own icaros, and received instruction in the ancestral teachings of the curanderos, the sacred role of plants in preventing and curing illness. His training deepened steadily through years of ceremony and discipline. By age twelve, he had been entrusted with the preparation and brewing of the Yagé medicine itself. In 2006, he was ceremoniously initiated by the elder Taitas and granted permission to serve independently, a path that carried him to more than ten countries, where for sixteen years he has shared the wisdom and medicine of the jungle with over 10,000 people. Taita César is also deeply rooted in community and craft, building malokas, the communal ceremonial structures of the jungle, and collaborating with the National University and National Museum of Colombia to support indigenous art and artisans throughout the country. His partnership with Entheogyn reflects a commitment to right relationship between ancient lineage and emerging Western healing frameworks.

Omar, a world-renowned shaman, healer, and quantum coach, founded The Quantum Soul, inspired by his own transformative healing journey.

Omar's apprenticeships under the Matsés Tribe, Shipibos, and Taita. The Mayans ignited his passion for helping others find healing and fulfillment. His eight years of diligent study and seven master plant diets while living deep in the Amazonian jungle allowed him to learn the true meaning of earth medicine and spiritual healing.

Omar's journey of helping others began when he opened a world-renowned healing center deep in the jungle. This sanctuary quickly became a haven for people seeking change and release from the past.

As Omar witnessed the power of transformation in the lives of those he guided, he realized his need to expand his mission globally. To date, Omar has helped thousands of people in ceremony, becoming a trusted space for prominent business magnates and high-profile celebrities.

Daniel Castro-Kuthoomi (they/them) is an Indigenous Mestizos Kichwa Two Spirits born and raised in Ecuador, walking the Curanderismo path since the age of twelve. Apprenticed under Mama Ines and Taita Luis, medicine elders of the Kuyaloma community of Napo-Ecuador, Daniel was recognized as a Yachak (medicine carrier and lineage holder) in 2017.

Guided by the traditions of multiple indigenous lineages, Daniel has spent years in ceremony with plants, prayers, and the living wisdom of their ancestral lands. They currently live in Colorado, where they serve as an ambassador of indigenous cultural heritage, collaborating with indigenous leaders and communities throughout the state for over five years.

Daniel is a dancer and member of the Mexica community of Boulder, Tlahuitzcalli, and holds a license in clinical mental health counseling, providing mental health support to the Colorado community through their private practice. Their advisory role at Entheogyn bridges indigenous ceremony, decolonial healing frameworks, and the ethical integration of plant medicine in Western contexts.