Sari Starr

Based on the Big Island of Hawaii after seven years in Los Angeles, Canadian Native Sari Starr is a Quantum Creatrix, Plant-Medicine Alchemist, Author of the book “Let The Magic Be Your Guide: From Micro to Hero”, Ceremonialist, and Founder of Celestial Sacraments. Prior to embracing the world of Entheogens, Sari ran a creative agency that built campaigns for lifestyle brands across the globe since 2002. In 2016, Sari launched Redefining an agency spin-off where she used her brand and marketing talents to cultivate a paradigm shift and help build a new era of culture. Next came Cannabliss Retreats, a pioneer in educational and experiential retreats and festivals. Thanks to media hype and tremendous interest, Cannabliss Retreats reached thousands of people around the world and hosted retreats in California, Canada, and Jamaica.

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Sari Starr has over twenty years of training in human potential, including her 200-hour yoga teacher training, Levels 1 & 2 certification in Reiki, and completion of Dr. Joe Dispenza’s advance training retreat. She has studied and sat in ceremony with Shamanic Wisdom Keepers from all over the planet, and has completed 2 years initiation with the lineage of the 13 Moon Oracle Mystery School. As a result of her deep journey into the Mysteries of the Universe, Sari offers sacred sacrament ceremonies accompanied by integration council to help people reach enlightened states of awareness using these tools, trainings, and plants as her allies and guides. Sari teaches people how to integrate plant and fungi entheogens so they can be used as as a tool for higher states of consciousness and rewriting old narratives of limiting beliefs. Sari hosts medicine retreats, offers an online facilitator training: Mush Love Initiation, as part of the certification for Sanctuary 72 Medicine Facilitators, and educates people on how to achieve self-liberation. Her companies have been featured on: Late Night with Seth Meyers, Rolling Stone, LA Weekly, Huffington Post, High Times, as well as highlighted in Tokewell and The Emerald magazine and other prestigious media outlets.