Shamanic Healer • Psychedelic Guide • Experiential Mystic

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Between Shamanism and Mysticism lies a magical balance of shadow and light, spirit and body, human and divine. Colter Wild walks this threshold with reverence and fire—offering ceremonial healing that is both ancient and freshly alive.

As a shamanic healer, psychedelic integration guide, energy worker, Reiki II practitioner, yoga and meditation instructor, Cobra delights in the liminal spaces—those yet undefined by science or dogma—and has become a specialist in experiential spirituality. His work invites direct encounter with the Divine through the body, through nature, through ceremony, and through radical presence.

At age 16, after a profound spiritual awakening, Colter escaped the hyper-conservative Mormon Church (LDS), breaking free from a tightly controlled belief system. What followed was a decade-long odyssey of trauma healing, spiritual reclamation, and reprogramming the deeply embedded shame and fear-based conditioning of his upbringing. This rupture became his initiation—launching a soul quest to find his truth and reconnect with a source of power beyond religion.

In those early years, nature was his sanctuary. Among the mountains and rivers of Utah, he first touched the Divine—not as wrathful patriarch, but as unconditional presence. These wild places taught him to pray with his feet, his skin, his breath. To this day, running naked through nature remains a favorite form of worship.

Hungry for more, Cobra immersed himself in global wisdom traditions and somatic modalities—studying meditation, yoga, tantra, plant medicines, breathwork, quantum energy healing, and sacred ceremony. His particular devotion has always been to practices that allow people to experience divinity directly—beyond doctrine, beyond hierarchy, beyond fear.

His academic training grounds this mysticism in embodied care: a B.S. in Biology from the University of Utah, with emphases in psychology, anatomy, nutrition, exercise science, as well as land and wildlife conservation. These sciences deeply inform his work—allowing him to create ceremonial containers that are not only spiritually transformative, but biologically attuned and trauma-informed.

Cobra’s ceremonial spaces are playful, curious, and deeply reverent. They’re designed as safe sanctuaries for the full spectrum of human expression: emotional, erotic, sacred, and wild. His work is a rebellion against performance and perfection, and a return to the raw, radiant truth of who you’ve always been.

Whether guiding a psychedelic journey, designing a custom soul sabbatical, or initiating a man into his sovereign eldership, Cobra brings presence, precision, and profound care.

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“You learned to wear armor. Let me show you how to wear sunlight.”
—Colter Cobra Wild