how it all began

Project Ka was born in the waters of the Diamante Valley, where a vision emerged to gather spiritual seekers, medicine carriers, and artists. What began as community-building soon revealed a deeper calling: to create initiation spaces that awaken the KA.

Guided by Acacia, we remembered how to hold non-hierarchical, co-curated ceremonies, led by women in reverence. Our journey carried us to Egypt, where we sat with women who now form the Council of Ka, and further into the teachings of Iboga through the Bwiti tradition, shared with us soon by one of our core creators.

Today, Project Ka seeks to bridges ancient African plant medicines with modern seekers, holding ceremonies in Canada and Europe, while aspiring to remain deeply rooted in the lands of Costa Rica, Egypt, and West Africa.

We work with ceremonies and longer immersions along with one on one psychedelic assisted therapy for all integration work or anyone seeking more information on psychedelic work. One on one shamanic healing session are also provided. We gather in caves, by rivers, and in sacred circles across the globe, creating spaces for healing and remembrance. Join an event.

At its heart, Project Ka is a vow to advance human consciousness, to be channels for the plants, to protect the waters, to walk in reverence and integrity with the Earth and ancestral traditions, by honoring ancient medicines by receiving initiation from the tribes and co-creating with them, while embodying the feminine spirit that flows through all creation.

To support personal and collective healing by awakening the KA and restoring balance between humanity and the Earth through plant medicine, initiations, and psychedelic integration.

At Project KA, we acknowledge that sacred plants, initiations and the wisdom surrounding them comes from living traditions, carried by peoples, ancestors, and guardians who have safeguarded them for generations. Our commitment is the following:

1. Humility and Learning

• We do not invent nor claim to recreate traditional rituals.

• We walk as students and seekers of truth, listening and learning from the elders and guardians of each medicine.

2. Respect for Traditions and Peoples

• Before offering any plant or practice, we seek to meet its traditional guardians, receive their guidance, and act with their blessing.

• A portion of our resources and income is dedicated to supporting the communities and lands where these medicines are rooted.

• We reject any form of cultural appropriation, and we act within a framework of reciprocity and gratitude.

3. Local Grounding and Responsibility

• In every country where we gather, we collaborate with local communities, healers, and artists.

• We ensure local participants have access through adapted pricing, scholarships, or invitations.

4. Health and Safety

• Every ceremony is guided by a trained and caring facilitation team, available before, during, and after the experience.

• We communicate openly about the effects, potential benefits, and risks of sacred plants.

• We encourage ongoing therapeutic and spiritual integration, so that each journey becomes a path of growth, not isolation.

5. Vision and Transmission

• Our intention is not to “own” knowledge, but to contribute to a movement of remembrance, healing, and reconnection.

• We honor elders and wisdom keepers by maintaining gratitude, transparency, and clarity of intention.

• We believe sacred medicines belong to the Earth, and must be shared with respect, discernment, and love.

Everything we do is part of a larger vision: creating sanctuaries for both children and animals. Our commitment extends beyond humans and spirits, to some of the most vulnerable beings on Earth.

With roots in Costa Rica, Egypt, and soon East Africa, our mission is twofold. First, to establish animal sanctuaries where they can be protected from harm, receive care when injured, and thrive in safety. Second, to create safe homes for displaced and vulnerable children—spaces where they can reclaim their voice and power through art, music, dance, and creative expression.

These sanctuaries will become places of healing, community, and mutual support. We believe that children, animals, and the arts are essential to the future of humanity. By nurturing them, we help restore freedom, wisdom, and the capacity to live in love and respect with one another.

Your support makes this vision possible. We have created a fund dedicated to this mission, and we are deeply grateful for your trust and contribution.