Good morning, I am one of the best shower singers you will ever meet. But seriously, I would like to find a use for my voice.

Welcome to this introduction to Medicine Music in the Yagé/Ayahuasca tradition. It is full of musical examples and links to help you connect with this genre for which community is the true algorithm. - Basic understanding of medicine music. - Go from being a passive to a conscious consumer of music.  - Practical skills for finding and sharing music. https://www.skool.com/medicine-music-school/classroom/02c28e89?md=a3d79d199c3f4dc8ae856347ea29590a

Scottie. You’re really doing a lot. We appreciate you, my man. Give me a more clear definition of medicine music. Is it a certain rhythmic quality? A message or intention? Could it be the setting, or who is sharing it? Who is listening to it? I need to start there. The Scotsman.

Mixider playlist, Youtube playlist 1 Los Jaguares - Tahamies / Imix Uac (Mixider: ? - Taita Julio Chicunque y Juan Chipi Yagė)* 2 Échale Semilla (cover) - Farid Marin 3 Tzen Tze Re Rei (cover) - Saul Carmona 4 Agua de Estrellas (cover) - Gro 5 Urpillay Sonqollay - ? 6 Aleluya - Andrés Córdoba 7 Lapitoj (cover) - Hector Raul González 8 Paramito Blanco - Alejo Kaipi 9 Agüita - Juan Quintero 10 Estos Hilos Que Yo Enhebro - Lucas Alberti *different track 1, b/c one not avail on youtube Also check out the Ocoyai Playlist that Carolina Correa is curating and send her songs to add: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpG9Hc-otgJlIe6bBJQKovr0C5l2N8M3c&si=Y3VJISk2JWVgj2gH

(Español abajo) If you’ve found your way here, take a moment and arrive. This isn’t just another group. And it’s not meant to be a place where people scroll, consume, and disappear. What we’re building here is something much closer to what most of us have been missing:a space to actually learn, practice, and grow alongside other people who are walking a path. Not perfectly. Not all figured out. But honestly. Most people today are doing this alone. They read, they watch, they reflect—but there’s no real place to practice being who they’re becoming. This space exists to change that. Here, the value isn’t just in what’s posted. It's in what you bring into it. If you’re new, start here: Introduce yourself. Not just where you’re from, but: - What are you working through right now? - What are you trying to build or become? - What called you into this space? You don’t need the perfect words. Just be real. Then take one more step: Share something. - A video of you playing music - A reflection from your day - A question you’ve been sitting with - Something you’re learning or struggling with This isn’t a performance. It's a place to show up as you are and let that be enough. And don’t just post—connect. - Respond to someone else’s introduction - Ask a follow-up question - Encourage someone who shared something vulnerable - Start a conversation instead of waiting for one This is how a space becomes alive. There are no “followers” here. There are people at different points on the path: - some just beginning - some a few steps ahead - some walking alongside you And all of that matters. Over time, you’ll see different layers open up here: - teachings and conversations with elders - courses and practices - opportunities to go deeper But none of that replaces the foundation: real people, showing up, consistently If you stay here and only watch, you’ll still get something. But if you participate—if you actually step in—you’ll get far more than information.