In this episode of Remember Who You Are, we sit down with Ben Dingle, a military nurse from Australia, who shares his deeply personal path to plant medicine. Shaped by the trauma of working in a high-mortality environment, Ben struggled with depression, anxiety, and a sense of emotional disconnection. His first plant medicine ceremony was not what he expected. Instead of the clarity he hoped for, he faced an experience that challenged his sense of control. Yet, over time, the lessons revealed themselves: the deep connection between body and mind, and the understanding that surrender can be more powerful than control.

In this episode of Remember Who You Are, Melissa opens up about the struggles she faced after the isolation of the pandemic—anxiety, social disconnection, and patterns of behavior that left her feeling almost paranoid. Guided by the call of plant medicine, she stepped into her first Ayahuasca ceremony, where she discovered profound insights: the ego as the root of pain, the importance of surrendering to the unconscious, and the realization that the only way through is inward. Melissa also reflects on the balance of masculine and feminine energy, cultivating empathy for her lineage, and the visions that reshaped her understanding of consciousness. Her story is both vulnerable and powerful—a reminder of the courage it takes to face ourselves fully.

In this episode of Remember Who You Are Podcast, Ruger Hebert sits down with Julie Peck — a lawyer and yoga practitioner whose journey into plant medicine began as a desperate search for solutions after a brain injury. Through meditation and her first encounters with plant medicine, Julie stepped into her power as the Divine Feminine, opening the door to a deeper expansion of consciousness. Together, we explore what it means to view life through a Divine Feminine lens, and how balancing the feminine and masculine energies within us can bring us closer to wholeness. This episode is an invitation to see beyond gender, to recognize energy as the true force at play, and to rediscover the harmony that already lives within us.