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Plants & Miracles

The Flight of the Eagle & Condor

Where A Course in Miracles meets the ancient Amazonian healing tradition. Meet the healers, study the lineage of Chaiconi Bari, and see what makes our particular expression different.

Healers & Sacred Teachings

Masters of the Shipibo-Conibo tradition and the Plants & Miracles teaching — the Eagle and the Condor united.

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Pillars of Chaiconi Bari

The lineage of Chaiconi Bari unfolds in levels of mastery — not as a hierarchy to climb, but as the natural unveiling of a mind that has remembered its power. What follows is a DRAFT sketch of these pillars, offered so the shape of the teaching can be seen. Kenney will shape the final wording. (DRAFT — pending Kenney's review.)

Banco Runa — The Bench of Wisdom

A Banco Runa is one who has earned a "bench" of wisdom — a powerful Curandero whose healing carries the weight of the lineage. The bench is not a seat of pride but of service: the healer who has sat long enough with the plants, the fasting, and the silence that the spirits now work through them as a matter of course. This is the foundation of the Chaiconi Bari path — the disciplined healer whose mastery is given, not taken. (DRAFT.)

Sumeruhna — Entering the Water and Spirit World

Sumeruhna is the capability to enter the Water — the Spirit World — at will. Where the Curandero calls the spirits, the Sumeruhna walks among them. This is the threshold where healing becomes communion: the one who can cross into the unseen and return with what is needed. In A Course in Miracles terms, it is the beginning of the recognition that the physical is not the boundary of the real. (DRAFT.)

Mariah — Regained Control Over Physical Reality

Mariah is the level at which an individual has regained control over physical reality. Here the mind recognizes no limits — shape-shifting, walking through walls, walking on water become possible, not as spectacle, but as the simple evidence that the world was always a projection of the mind. Jesus demonstrated this level in A Course in Miracles. The Mariah is the embodied proof of the teaching: that you are the cause, not the effect. (DRAFT.)

These pillars are not rungs on a ladder to climb alone. They are the natural landmarks of a mind returning home — the undoing of the belief that you are powerless. (DRAFT — pending Kenney's review.)

our particular expression

What makes us different

We are sometimes asked what makes our teaching different — and it is a fair question, asked in the spirit of clarity rather than competition. We do not bad-mouth other retreats; we are not here to criticize. We are here to set the record straight, because there is real malpractice in this field and a person deserves to know the difference before they entrust their mind and body to a container. So we say plainly what our particular expression is.

It comes down to this: Love holds no grievances. The victim mindset must go. The whole of A Course in Miracles — the 76 Miracle Principles — is the unwinding of the belief that you are powerless, that attack is real, that someone else did this to you. The sacred brew, the dieta, the icaros, the lineage — all of it serves one thing: the return of the mind to its own power. A retreat that leaves you still believing you are the effect of the world rather than its cause has not finished its work.

We hold this as a fact in the case, not a competitive claim. You are welcome at any retreat that calls to you. We simply want you to arrive at ours knowing what we are actually doing here: joining the Western mind of Medicine (the Eagle — A Course in Miracles) with the Indigenous mind of Plant Wisdom (the Condor) so that you leave no longer a victim of the world you see, but its joyful cause. That is what makes us different.

If this is the particular expression you have been looking for, we would love to walk with you. The retreat is where the teaching becomes the experience.

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About Chaiconi Bari

Chaiconi Bari is Shipibo-Conibo in origin. Chaiconi speaks to the wisdom Spirits that are invisible to human eyeballs but can be seen when the physical Third Eye or pineal is activated with DMT and through the non-physical Spiritual Eye of the Holy Spirit, the Eye of Light. These are Spirits of the plants and angels — Spirits of our ancestors and shamans who have crossed over and now watch over this great tradition from a higher realm. They all work together as Love's messengers for the Lord of Wisdom, the Great Chiaconi, Whose mighty Wings we all fly on.

The Eagle — Western Mind of Medicine

The Eagle represents the resurrected one who wrote A Course in Miracles — the Spirit of Yeshua. The Course is a self-study spiritual thought system that teaches that the way to universal love and peace is by undoing guilt through forgiving others. Its 76 Miracle Principles form the cognitive backbone of our teaching.

The Condor — Indigenous Mind of Plant Wisdom

The Condor is the Spirit of Ayahuasca, known as the Vine of the Soul and Cosmic Serpent. A great teacher of the Sacred Manuscript of Nature and the Jungle Book. For thousands of years, indigenous healers have worked with master plants as sacred allies in the healing of the mind and spirit.

The Barn Owl — The Two Become One

When the Eagle and the Condor fly together, they become the Barn Owl — symbolizing Single-Mindedness and seraphic (angelic) teaching. The two teachings now live in harmony to heal mankind. When the Eagle and Condor fly together, the illusion of attack dissolves and only love remains.

Pillars of Chaiconi Bari

The lineage of Chaiconi Bari unfolds in levels of mastery — not as a hierarchy to climb, but as the natural unveiling of a mind that has remembered its power. What follows is a DRAFT sketch of these pillars, offered so the shape of the teaching can be seen. Kenney will shape the final wording. (DRAFT — pending Kenney's review.)

Banco Runa — The Bench of Wisdom

A Banco Runa is one who has earned a "bench" of wisdom — a powerful Curandero whose healing carries the weight of the lineage. The bench is not a seat of pride but of service: the healer who has sat long enough with the plants, the fasting, and the silence that the spirits now work through them as a matter of course. This is the foundation of the Chaiconi Bari path — the disciplined healer whose mastery is given, not taken. (DRAFT.)

Sumeruhna — Entering the Water and Spirit World

Sumeruhna is the capability to enter the Water — the Spirit World — at will. Where the Curandero calls the spirits, the Sumeruhna walks among them. This is the threshold where healing becomes communion: the one who can cross into the unseen and return with what is needed. In A Course in Miracles terms, it is the beginning of the recognition that the physical is not the boundary of the real. (DRAFT.)

Mariah — Regained Control Over Physical Reality

Mariah is the level at which an individual has regained control over physical reality. Here the mind recognizes no limits — shape-shifting, walking through walls, walking on water become possible, not as spectacle, but as the simple evidence that the world was always a projection of the mind. Jesus demonstrated this level in A Course in Miracles. The Mariah is the embodied proof of the teaching: that you are the cause, not the effect. (DRAFT.)

These pillars are not rungs on a ladder to climb alone. They are the natural landmarks of a mind returning home — the undoing of the belief that you are powerless. (DRAFT — pending Kenney's review.)

What makes us different

We are sometimes asked what makes our teaching different — and it is a fair question, asked in the spirit of clarity rather than competition. We do not bad-mouth other retreats; we are not here to criticize. We are here to set the record straight, because there is real malpractice in this field and a person deserves to know the difference before they entrust their mind and body to a container. So we say plainly what our particular expression is.

It comes down to this: Love holds no grievances. The victim mindset must go. The whole of A Course in Miracles — the 76 Miracle Principles — is the unwinding of the belief that you are powerless, that attack is real, that someone else did this to you. The sacred brew, the dieta, the icaros, the lineage — all of it serves one thing: the return of the mind to its own power. A retreat that leaves you still believing you are the effect of the world rather than its cause has not finished its work.

We hold this as a fact in the case, not a competitive claim. You are welcome at any retreat that calls to you. We simply want you to arrive at ours knowing what we are actually doing here: joining the Western mind of Medicine (the Eagle — A Course in Miracles) with the Indigenous mind of Plant Wisdom (the Condor) so that you leave no longer a victim of the world you see, but its joyful cause. That is what makes us different.

If this is the particular expression you have been looking for, we would love to walk with you. The retreat is where the teaching becomes the experience.