09/13/2026
The Journey Back to Soul exists because of the relationships we have been blessed to build with Indigenous elders, traditional healers, medicine makers, artisans, and grandmothers across the Americas. The medicines we carry come from Indigenous communities who have stewarded these plants and their traditions across generations. The textiles, altar cloths, garments, jewelry, and handmade tools come directly from Indigenous artisans and grandmothers whose hands, knowledge, and creativity continue to keep these ancestral arts alive.
We believe reciprocity begins with honoring the people who make these offerings possible. We purchase medicines and handmade pieces directly through our relationships and pay full market value for the work, knowledge, time, and materials that go into them. When these medicines and creations travel from their communities to ours, our pricing also allows us to cover the costs of bringing them here and creating the space, resources, and infrastructure needed to share them with our community.
For us, reciprocity is an ongoing relationship. It means knowing who made what we carry, understanding where it comes from, honoring the traditions behind it, and creating a pathway for these medicines and ancestral arts to support the people and communities who continue to carry them forward.
We do not see ourselves as owners of these traditions. We see ourselves as stewards and bridges, carrying what has been entrusted to us with respect, gratitude, and a commitment to keeping the relationship alive. 🌬️🍃
