About Rebecca
Rebecca Ponicsan
Hello, I am Rebecca, the owner of Wild Seed Medicine! I am a wife, mama, tree-hugger, and Colorado native who loves to dance. I come from well known and proud family that opened the first Mexican restaurant in Denver, called the Casa Mayan. And it is my Maya heritage that started my spiritual path. I began actively learning and honing my shamanic practices in 2016. I now get to play daily in the unseen realms. I am multi-faceted and multi-dimensional. I am a practitioner of ancient wisdom.
I am a licensed massage therapist, trained in Western massage modalities as well as Thai massage. I practice Mayan bodywork inspired by the Yucateca Maya lineage of Miss Beatrice (see below). I also practice shamanic work within the Norse traditions as well as a lineage of Egyptian Mysteries.
I am blessed to have Ann Drucker, Andye Murphy, and Betsy Bergstrum as my formal teachers. These women have not only shared their practices, but they have shown me the way back to my power, my joy, my beauty, and my own internal wisdom.
I honor my family. I honor all life. I honor all who have served as Teacher. I honor the shadows and the pain that paved my path to joy. I honor my well ancestors of the Acuña and the Morgan.
Full Circle
Miss Beatrice Torres Waight was a traditional village healer in Santa Familia, Belize. Before her passing, Miss Beatrice arranged for a group of her students to help bring back the Yucateca Maya healing traditions, and to bring the traditions Full Circle.
I have had the privilege to be a part of Full Circle and to work with Miss Beatrice’s children and grandchildren in Belize. It was an amazing experience and I felt so connected to Miss B. through her beautiful family. They were so kind and welcoming and taught me what it is to be Maya.
If you are interested to know more about these traditional healing practices, below is a link to Miss B’s book: Fire Heart: The Life and Teachings of Traditional Maya Healer of Belize, Miss Beatrice Torres Waight. All proceeds go to support the education of her grandchildren in Belize.