Jul 31, 2026 · 3 hr 1 min · 18 segments
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Jacques MabitGuest
Jason GrechanikHost
I know I say this at, I think, the intro of every show, but Jacques truly is a fascinating man.

He is the founder of a very well-known, well-renowned Plant Medicine Healing Center, Amazonian Medicine Healing Center in Peru, in a very beautiful town called Terrapoto.

I think I mentioned this in the end of the interview, but I think this probably was one of my favorite and one of the more profound interviews we've done in this channel.

I remember that year because it's the year of my birth, and that's when he formed Takiwasi, I believe, or at least began this work.

So he's been involved in Amazonian plant medicine, cosmovisions, for probably close to 50 years now, maybe a little bit less, 45, something like that.


I think some of the pitfalls, the difficulties of combining those worldviews, just his experience at Takiwasi, topics of psychotherapy, of bridging different worlds.

It was a really fascinating conversation and I really believe and trust you all will gain a lot.

Again, I think it was quite special that he was able to sit down and speak with us.
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I know I say this at, I think, the intro of every show, but Jacques truly is a fascinating man.

He is the founder of a very well-known, well-renowned Plant Medicine Healing Center, Amazonian Medicine Healing Center in Peru, in a very beautiful town called Terrapoto.

I think I mentioned this in the end of the interview, but I think this probably was one of my favorite and one of the more profound interviews we've done in this channel.

I remember that year because it's the year of my birth, and that's when he formed Takiwasi, I believe, or at least began this work.

So he's been involved in Amazonian plant medicine, cosmovisions, for probably close to 50 years now, maybe a little bit less, 45, something like that.


I think some of the pitfalls, the difficulties of combining those worldviews, just his experience at Takiwasi, topics of psychotherapy, of bridging different worlds.

It was a really fascinating conversation and I really believe and trust you all will gain a lot.

Again, I think it was quite special that he was able to sit down and speak with us.