
Pachamama Volunteers
Runa Paqo
Ingo Wolters
My name is Ingo and I’m 52 years old…. I work as a farrier / horseshoer ,I’m born and raised in Germany .
We moved in 2008 to California..
We lost our daughter in 2015 on fentanyl . Trying to hold the family business and live together was very difficult for us .going through burnouts and depression and different traumas brought me to breath work and meditation.. from there in 2023 in my first work with sacred path of Pachamama and the medicine . Very safe environment always I did go there the medicine helped me to get back in direction to understand and heal,with the medicine came the workshop and i learn so much in a clear state,
Through showing up listen learn and do the rituals ..
I learned to put things in order to reset energy . There is plenty more crazy magic stuff including out of body experience channeling ect …
But main things is learn to be grounded and ground yourself again again and again if needed..I learned with the deeper work where things coming from like chaos Depression, unfinished business or giving up to easily… and how to fix it or at least staying on top of it also you see yourself in who you are who you want to be and how to become the one you want to be the next steps for me is learning to help others who go through similar challenges as more you know and understand as more you want to share … I’m so grateful for Sacred path of Pachamama Andres Villa and everyone who is involved to bring me where I’m
Today

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Runa Paqo
Scott

Hello! I’m Scott Waltz and I have been with Pachamama for about a year now and have gone through the module 1 Shamanic Initiation Corse and absolutely loved every moment of it. Looking back this has been one of the most transformative experiences of my life. I have always known I was a Shaman but life happened and I fell far into the dark and I was trying for years to find my way out when I found Pachamama and listened to the call back to medicine… best decision ever! Now I have remembered who I am and I’m moving forward towards being able to hold space for others which is truly amazing considering a year ago I was in so much fog I could barley hold a coherent conversation together with anyone! I love the way I feel now and I am answering the next calling from Pachamama which is Service… I want to help as many people find their own truth as I possibly can. I am grateful for this opportunity to serve my brothers and sisters with and through their own healing process.
Runa Paqo
Tony Leaman
Hi team Pachamama, I am dedicated to spiritual awakening, and growth, with Andres & SacredPachamama.
I have been attending ceremony, events, and focused on my healing journey for several years now.
I am learning to accept and embrace my divine self, my purpose is to raise the energy, frequency, and vibration of those around me.
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Michael Bochey

Michael is a firefighter/paramedic with 16 years of service and a fire department peer support team member. His experiences in emergency response naturally led him toward deeper questions around life, purpose, and post-traumatic growth. He is currently pursuing a degree in psychedelic studies at CIIS. Outside of this work, he enjoys camping with his dogs, fitness, travel, and dog training. He leads with curiosity and a nonjudgmental presence, and believes in each person’s ability to be a conscious author of their own experience.
Volunteer
Leah Magnuson
A native of Brooklyn and a Bay Area resident since 2013, Leah’s path began in the high-pressure world of television and tech. Driven by a need to manage CPTSD and a growing dissatisfaction with the relentless pace of Western life, she approached her healing with a characteristically "Type A" discipline. What started as a practical exploration of the therapeutic potential of plant medicines soon blossomed into an intense, life-altering spiritual awakening.
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Fortunate to be supported by a community of experienced guides, Leah followed this opening to Costa Rica. What was intended to be a brief retreat evolved into a multi-year career sabbatical and residency. During this time, she immersed herself in yoga and meditation while deepening her studies in Reiki, breathwork, and somatics, effectively transitioning from a seeker to a dedicated practitioner.
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The journey home required a delicate bridge-building exercise: learning how to allow her sharp intellect to flow within a restructured life rooted in spiritual practice. This realignment of values led her back to the professional world with a new sense of purpose. Today, Leah balances these two worlds with ease. She has re-entered the tech sector to support non-profits and fundraising, while simultaneously serving as a wellness practitioner. Specializing in physical detox and nervous system regulation, she supports others through her work as a colonhydrotherapist, Reiki master, and breathwork practitioner.




