Resources
Welcome to our Resources Page! Here, you may browse the links, sites, & sources offered for self-educational & informative purposes. Above all else, SachaMama Creations is dedicated to sharing knowledge & experiences with our Global Medicine Woman Community. The links, sites & sources below are links to the powerful Feminine Healing resources, Medicine Women, literature, and practices that have been key in shaping the foundation of SachaMama Creations. Holistically merging all elements presented here, our practice & services interweave these powerful teachings & wisdoms of these Medicine Women with our model for Feminine Healing & Sexual Liberation. We inspire to share this knowledge freely for self-explorative purposes, and offer deeper insights to these teachings in our personalized coaching and consultations! Enjoy!
Shonah Home
Shamanic Therapist, Teacher, Author & Poet
Shonah Home is an internationally recognized Medicine Woman, teacher, & speaker. Her work in connecting the Ancestral Medicine Paths directly to the Woman, has been a profound revelation for reshaping our perceptions of the Woman's Role in Historical Healing. She is the author of many books directly connecting Woman to Shamanic Healing, and speaks in a variety of conferences on Alternative and Holistic Healing Techniques.
Click HERE for her talk on Woman as Visionary Plant Medicine Shaman, and HERE for other talks connecting the role of the Woman to Traditional Healing Pathways.
Patrisia Gonsalez, Ph.D
Midwife, Traditional Healer & Knowledge Keeper, Writer, & Teacher
Patrisia Gonzales Ph.D is a Traditional Healer in Mexican Folk Medicine, Midwife, Story Teller, Professor, and Writer. Her ability to relate the ancestral philosophies on Feminine healing and knowledge to modern Western capability of understanding are extrodinary. Her work is largely centered on Traditional Healing Rites of ancient Mexico and her book Red Medicine: Traditional Indigenous Rites of Birthing & Healing is one of the most in-depth, sacred texts regarding the role of women as healers.
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Along with her extrodinary work in recognizing the traditional role of Woman as Healer, she specializes in Indigenous Ways of Knowing, which is in essence the study and application of Indigenous psychology in modern times. These elements are so very crucial in our moder day reconstruction of thought regarding ceremony, sacredness, and healing.
Click HERE for a review on the book Red Medicine. Click the 'Visit Website' button for her extraordinary biography.