Gerardo Urias

Taking Back My Mind details my journey overcoming severe clinical depression with the use of psilocybin mushrooms, commonly known as “magic mushrooms.” My story begins in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, where divorce, my dad’s death, and several major health issues plunged me down the dark rabbit hole of depression. After ten months of intense suffering, and falling victim to pharmaceutical drugs, I reached the brink of suicide. Then, on December 22, 2017, I ate a small handful of mushrooms, and took

Meagan Murphy

Meagan Murphy is an Emmy-nominated producer, filmmaker, and storyteller with over 20 years of experience in broadcast and multimedia. She's passionate about women’s health and the power of creative expression, using storytelling as a tool to inspire, educate, and uplift. Her work spans documentary film, commercial projects, news, and health and wellness media. With a unique lens shaped by her studies in Egyptian mythology, mystery school teachings, and alternative medicine, Meagan blends sacred

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JP The Crypto Coach

JP is a Canadian expat who divides his time between India and Mexico with occasional visits to Canada. He has been involved in the cryptoverse for a decade, and has helped hundreds of clients in over a dozen countries to set up their crypto wallet and begin their crypto adventure.

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Carlos Venegas

Carlos is co-creator of the Spectro-Chrome Home Learning course, a digital program designed to make Spectro-Chrome accessible to modern learners. His journey inspired by a chance encounter with a man who credited light and color with partially restoring his vision. Intrigued, Carlos immersed himself in over two years of independent research. His course distills that journey into a clear, accessible path for others seeking a natural, non-invasive modality that assists the bodies healing

Don Karp

The original Woodstock Festival of Peace and Love, in 1969, was a major life-changing force. The US national Rainbow Gatherings following it kept the spirit alive. I met a guy while working at a folk fest in Upstate NY who invited me to visit the Rainbow community where he lived in Tepoztlán. By my third visit, I was hooked. It took me a couple of years to get it together and move. Mexico values family and community, with fiestas forming the glue holding those together.