09/15/2026
A THING WAS DONE. A SEED WAS PLANTED.
Detroit… we did the damn thing.
This weekend was one for the books.
The expansion was incredible, but what I am most grateful for is the opportunity to allow Source to use me one more time—in community.
To speak.
To listen.
To perform.
To sit in sacred conversation.
To challenge and be challenged.
To love on my Detroit family.
And to witness what becomes possible when people committed to consciousness, healing, liberation, science, spirit, culture and community decide to gather with intention.
Because here’s what I know even more deeply now:
The work is not just the journey with sacred technology.
The work is what happens after the upgrade.
Can you integrate what was revealed into your destiny?
Can your relationships hold the new you?
Can your choices?
Can your body?
Can your community?
Can you allow yourself to be transformed on every level instead of collecting extraordinary experiences while continuing to live an ordinary pattern?
We are luminous beings doing extraordinary work on this planet. So why would we assume that ordinary ways of knowing are the only ways available to expand our understanding?
And still, revelation comes with responsibility.
If these medicines and sacred technologies give us greater access, then we must develop greater accountability for what we do with that access.
That is where my call to action lives now.
I want to see us strengthen the association. Build the membership. Establish the endowment. Expand the educational arm. Invest in community. Cultivate and farm our own resources. Improve our collective health. Protect knowledge. Develop responsible practices. Create infrastructure. And prepare the next generation to steward this work with even greater wisdom than we have.
Because advocacy matters.
Decriminalization matters.
Access matters.
And what we build around that access matters just as much.
A thing was done in Detroit.
A seed was planted.
My deepest gratitude to the Detroit Psychedelic Society, PerAnkh Church of Life, Dr. Moudou Baqui, and to Baba Kilindi Iyi and the extraordinary legacy he left in motion. To be able to witness, know and love on his descendants and the Iyi family is a gift I do not take lightly. There is something about this connection that feels beyond ordinary explanation. I receive it with reverence.
And Lucia Paxton Pavone—forever grateful for the introduction that came through your own journey. Some introductions don’t simply introduce you to people. They introduce you to another part of your path.
To every sentient being who chooses this walk with consciousness and responsibility: I see you.
To my Detroit family: I adore y’all.
To my elder Sistar SPIRIT TRAVELER—
Baby, you can’t quit me now. 😂
Let’s take our seats on the Advisory Council.
There is work to do.
And after this weekend, I am even clearer:
The journey may reveal the possibility.
Integration makes it a life.
Community makes it a legacy.
Detroit, thank you.
Now let’s build what we saw. 🖤🍄✨
