Is not exactly about the sharks in Wall St, home of the New York stock exchange. For many years, because my profession, I was in a permanent look out for trends, whether they were in design, marketing or just in general.

Some genius discovered long time ago that people follow trends like a honeybee following the nectar in the flowers.

Matriarchal societies have been around since the early days of humanity. Even in modern times some of them are still up and running - one of them came to my attention this week.

My son turned seven recently. The day before his earth birthday, I was contemplating him in the same way I did when he was a little baby.

I saw the movie, “Mount Fuji in Red” by Akira Kurosawa, on YouTube again. I had not seen the movie since I saw it for the first time back in 1990, when I was in college. The movie urges humankind to stop the use of nuclear power in any form.

The recent catastrophic chain of events that happend in Japan is a strong call from Mother Earth (Pacha Mama) to guide us into a better understanding of how we treat our planet.

Unfortunately, the call created a heavy toll in human lives. (Some yoga masters refer to pain and suffering as a great teacher.)

I recall the time when I was so busy thinking about how to be a businessman, an entrepreneur who will take the creative world by storm.

I was obsessed with the creation of my own company. Only a very few things where so fixed in my mind, and I was on a mission.

After I related most of my experience with the ancestors to my wife, she said, “You must have been visiting the Akashic records.”

Last fall, I got sick for several weeks (it was a bad cold). One day I fell sleep while having symptoms of fever and severe body aches.

I’m doing this segment backwards, probably because I’m a terrible messenger.

After finding the courage to write and getting an amazing support from my wife, family and friends (also great feedback from the online community), I was able to came out with the words to describe a series of various accounts from my first yagé (ayaguasca) experience in Colombia last year in August.