Roy Slagter
Roy Slagter
About the Teacher
Why study with them?
Roy serves as a dedicated facilitator and space holder, bringing a deep reverence for the healing power of sound and silence. His personal mission is to help the Western world rediscover ancestral medicine, guiding participants to reconnect with their hearts through a grounded and supportive presence.
With years of experience assisting in diverse plant medicine containers—including Ayahuasca, San Pedro (Huachuma), Psilocybin, and Rapé—Roy has developed a keen ability to hold sacred space with stability and compassion. His path is one of continuous learning and deep humility; he frequently travels to South America to train under various indigenous teachers, refining his understanding of the medicines and the cultural lineages they represent.
In addition to providing logistical and energetic support, Roy leads Voice Activation Circles. These sessions are designed to help participants identify and overcome internal blockages and the fear of self-expression. By integrating the shamanic drum, Shruti box, ukulele, and other ceremonial tools, he creates a musical landscape that encourages participants to find and reclaim their authentic voice. Whether through song or quiet service, Roy is committed to the safety, transformation, and integration of everyone who enters the ceremony space.
With years of experience assisting in diverse plant medicine containers—including Ayahuasca, San Pedro (Huachuma), Psilocybin, and Rapé—Roy has developed a keen ability to hold sacred space with stability and compassion. His path is one of continuous learning and deep humility; he frequently travels to South America to train under various indigenous teachers, refining his understanding of the medicines and the cultural lineages they represent.
In addition to providing logistical and energetic support, Roy leads Voice Activation Circles. These sessions are designed to help participants identify and overcome internal blockages and the fear of self-expression. By integrating the shamanic drum, Shruti box, ukulele, and other ceremonial tools, he creates a musical landscape that encourages participants to find and reclaim their authentic voice. Whether through song or quiet service, Roy is committed to the safety, transformation, and integration of everyone who enters the ceremony space.
