The Sacredness of Grandfather Tobacco. An introduction to the use of Tobacco With Ruben Silva and Tatiana Dávila

Join husband and wife Ruben Silva and Tatiana Dávila as they share with us their love and sacred relationship with the tobacco master plant, Huachuma, and Rapee, which they grow in their home in Tumbaco, Ecuador’s Andes. In their home/center, they regularly hold ancestral ceremonies with different medicines, including Temazcal, for their community.

Bios:

Ruben Silva, an Argentinian native, is a master sound healer, medicine man, and ceramist for 35 years. He is interested in plants and their medicinal uses. As a skilled music instrument maker, he investigates and implemented ancient techniques with Cane, bamboo, ceramic, and wood instruments that are used at his healing circles.

Tatiana Dávila, Ecuadorian native she is a master of medicinal plants and flower remedies that she uses in her healing practice. She also has a psychotherapist practice. Tatiana is a talented artist and jewelry maker. For over 26 years, she learned from many wisdom keepers of several traditions.

Please donate from your heart for the Tumabco Community fund that supports mothers and children at the time of the Coronavirus pandemic.