Puerto Maldonado

And that's when I went to South America, and then I started communing with different springs.

And so I stayed with different tribes in Puerto Maldonado, which, like, not a lot of people go to the south of Peru.

Um, and then I, I really started communing with, um, plant medicines, and that's when I like to say Jesus [laughs] came to me.

Yeshua came to me-

It was a remote part of the Amazon basin.

First we traveled to Lima and from there to Puerto Maldonado, which is near the border with Bolivia.

And after that, it's four hours by riverboat to the Tambopata Nature Reserve.

My father went with me as a guide because I was born blind.

and you guys are actually you know a pretty sizable landmass you know close to like you know like a big southern state like florida or georgia so i mean that's we're talking some some hectares you know for sure

yeah yeah it's you know when you fly over i've also been to peru um just from the limited places i've gone like flying to um like places like puerto maldonado the jungle is incredible but there's there is a lot of gold mining there.

We do have that in Suriname as well, but I think Suriname is still so far behind the rest of the world in regards to development that you can still fly over massive tracts of jungle, which literally have no signs of humans whatsoever.

It's very encouraging to see that.