Felix (Soi Pino in Shipibo)

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About the Teacher

Why study with them?

Felix (Soi Pino in Shipibo) first began his medicine journey attempting to heal from Lyme disease contracted in 2008. At its worst, he experienced a wide array of symptoms: anxiety attacks, memory loss, brain fog, and organ failure. After little success with conventional treatment, his research led him to consider exploring ayahuasca as an alternative. In 2013 Felix traveled to Peru to receive the medicine, and after experiencing relief from his symptoms, decided to stay on long term to learn more about traditional healing modalities.

Felix has spent the last five years working closely with the medicine and the Shipibo people. For the first two years of his apprenticeship Felix worked at well-established amazonian center assisting over 1000 people in ceremonies. Felix later left to go to Pucallpa receive more in depth healing and instruction with his maestro. Through the medicine he was able to find incredible healing and relief from the pains of Lyme. Through his maestro’s lineage, he has been given full permission from his teacher to serve medicine and to provide healing diets. With the blessing of his teacher Felix holds this medicine with great love and respect, and has a deep passion for service.

Customer Reviews

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Profoundly Gifted, Deeply Present
Felix, together with Safa, held and supported our Ayahuasca ceremonies in a way that I find difficult to put into words. Their presence, care, and the depth they brought to the ceremonies were extraordinary.
The ikaros they sang were incredibly beautiful and powerful. There were moments when I could simply feel the sound moving through the space and through me. The way Felix worked during the ceremonies—with such attentiveness, intuition, and sensitivity—made me feel deeply supported while still allowing me to surrender to my own journey.
What touched me most was that his work never felt mechanical or simply like “facilitating” a ceremony. There was a depth and reverence to it. The singing, the energy work, the quiet presence when words were unnecessary—it all became part of something much larger that I am still integrating.
I came away with tremendous respect and gratitude for Felix, both for the work he does and for the human being I experienced him to be. Some people accompany you through an experience, and others somehow become woven into the experience itself. For me, Felix was the latter.
I feel incredibly fortunate that he was part of my journey at The Source. There really aren't enough words. Thank you, Felix, from my heart. ❤️

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