Bridging Indigenous Wisdom and Western Knowledge
Our Vision
Rooted in the Indigenous prophecy of the Eagle and the Condor, a vision of a time when ancient wisdom and modern knowledge, spirit and intellect, return to balance, Obsidiana exists to help bridge worlds.
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Rooted in the wisdom of Indigenous lineages from South America and the mystical traditions of Middle Eastern Sufi teachings, we create ethical and integrative healing spaces that bring ancestral knowledge into dialogue with the safety, research, and insights of contemporary Western science.
We believe that many of the deepest wounds of our time are not only individual, but collective.
In a world increasingly shaped by division, disconnection, and fragmentation, we create spaces that invite people back into relationship with themselves, with one another, and with something greater than themselves.
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Through ritual, embodiment, dialogue, and transformative practices, we support pathways toward healing, remembrance, and collective renewal.
“Love's kingdom came,
I came to be,
the kingdom of eternity”
― Rumi
Our Offerings
Our offerings weave together psychedelic-assisted therapy, psychotherapy, integration, naturopathy, ecstatic dance, meditation, sacred ceremonies, retreats, and conscious conversations to create spaces for healing, transformation, embodiment, and collective connection.
OUR TEAM
Integrity Humility Love
Behind Obsidiana is an international collective of humans walking different paths toward a shared intention: healing, remembrance, connection, and collective renewal.
Drawing from psychotherapy, ceremony, integration work, music, movement, storytelling, and holistic practices, we bridge diverse traditions, wisdom lineages, and lived experiences to create spaces where authentic transformation can unfold with depth, care, and integrity.
United by a belief that healing is not only personal but also relational, we cultivate spaces that invite people into deeper connection with themselves, with one another, and with the shared humanity that binds us all.
