Amina Tezcatlahuilli

Amina Tezcatlahuilli is an integrative therapist and a guide in sacred plant medicine journeys, walking the path of healing for more than 20 years. Her life has been shaped by a profound devotion to the ancestral ways, to the spirit of the plants, and to the awakening of human consciousness.
Her medicine emerges from a place of deep listening, presence, and embodied wisdom — a weaving of ancient traditions with a grounded therapeutic understanding.
Throughout her journey, Amina has accompanied hundreds of people in Ayahuasca ceremonies, participated in traditional Amazonian dietas, and worked intimately with master plants such as Wachuma, Chuchuwasi, Bobinsana, Noya Rao, and others.
She is also a practicing Kambo facilitator, carrying this medicine with respect, discipline, and a clear ethical foundation. Her work bridges the ancestral with the contemporary, creating a space where healing becomes both mystical and practical, spiritual and embodied.
Although her academic background began in accounting, law, and international business, her true calling for healing awakened in childhood. Over the years, she has integrated her intellectual formation with fieldwork, traditional studies, and formal certifications in native medicine and therapeutic modalities.
Her path reflects a rare synthesis: the clarity of the mind, the sensitivity of the heart, and the wisdom of lived experience.
Amina is trained in psychedelic‑assisted psychotherapy, holds a Master’s in Integral Psychotherapy (University of Salamanca), and has completed extensive training in yoga and somatic practices, including:
• 200‑hour Ashtanga Yoga TT
• 200‑ and 500‑hour Dharma Yoga TTs
• Therapeutic acrobatics TT
• Conscious Connected Breathwork training
• Multiple studies in therapeutic and energetic massage acquired in Asia
Her experience spans more than 800 ceremonies, dietas, and retreats across the Amazon and other parts of the world. Through this immersion, she has cultivated a deeply embodied understanding of how ancestral medicine and modern therapeutic frameworks can work together to support profound transformation.
Amina is also a Moon Dancer for more than 15 years, a temazcalera, facilitator of women’s circles, and practitioner of biomagnetism, Eastern energetic massage, and mind‑body‑spirit therapies.
Her medicine is not only in what she knows, but in how she is — expressed through her guiding words, her silence, her presence, her joy, and her ability to hold others with compassion and clarity.
She walks this path with humility and devotion, honoring the elders, the plants, and the sacred responsibility of guiding others through their healing.
Her work is a prayer for awakening, a bridge between worlds, and an invitation for each person to remember the wisdom that already lives within them.