Umbandaime: The Union of Umbanda and Santo Daime

Join Elm City Psychedelic Society and West Rock Wellness for an enlightening talk exploring the unique fusion of the Umbanda and Santo Daime traditions known as Umbandaime. This profound spiritual practice brings together the indigenous wisdom of the Amazon with the ancestral traditions of the Orishas, enriching the realm of shamanism and spiritual growth.

The talk will be led by Dara Freire, who represents a lineage of deep spiritual practice within the authentic Umbandaime tradition. Drawing from her family's legacy, she is skilled at working with the forces of the Orishas and spiritual guides. Through her study and connection with the Queen of the Forest (Ayahuasca), she offers insights into the transformative power of this sacred drink and its role in fostering mediumistic and spiritual growth.

Key aspects covered in the lecture will include:

-The Roots of Umbandaime: Understanding the historical origins and the sacred union of the Umbanda and Santo Daime traditions.

-The Role of Ayahuasca: Exploring the spiritual and healing properties of the sacred drink and its significance in Umbandaime practices.

-The Orishas and Nature's Energies: Discovering the communion with the divine forces of nature and how they harmonize within us and our surroundings for holistic healing.

-Spiritual Mediumship: Unveiling the spiritual gifts and channels that guide us toward higher states of consciousness and human development.

This talk will offer a comprehensive overview of the Umbandaime tradition, highlighting its profound impact on spiritual and personal growth. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of how this practice nurtures balance and healing within ourselves, humanity, and all living beings.

Join us for this special opportunity to delve into the spiritual world of Umbandaime and the transformative journey it offers.

Tickets: Support Indigenous Families Affected by Flooding in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

If you wish to make a donation to this event, your contributions will go directly to Cimi Regional Sul, ArpinSul, and the Articulation of Indigenous Peoples of Brazil (Apib). These funds will support the needs of 466 indigenous families impacted by flooding in the Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. If you cannot make the event but still would like to make a donation, your help is much appreciated.

Please include "Brazil" in the description of your donation. Paypal (please sent as friends and family) / Zelle: dararfreire@gmail.com