In the vast expanse of the Sonoran Desert, where ancient wisdom flows, resides the indigenous community of the Comcaac people, also known as the Seri tribe. Their spiritual practices are deeply rooted in their relationship with the natural world, and one aspect of their traditional spirituality involves the use of the enzyme of the Bufo Alvarius, a species of toad commonly referred to as the Colorado River toad or the Sonoran Desert toad.

The spiritual use of this enzyme among the Comcaac people is not taken lightly. It is considered a sacred practice that requires proper initiation, preparation, guidance, and respect for the toad, its life, and the spiritual realm it represents. The ceremonies are conducted with the utmost reverence, emphasizing the importance of intention, humility, and a deep understanding of the interconnectedness of all beings.

The Bufo Alvarius toad is handled with utmost respect and care by the Comcaac people. They are not hurt in the process of extracting the enzyme. By taking part in our retreats, you support preservation projects for this sacred medicine for future generations.