Asheville, NC-based actor and writer Patrick shares a healing story of receiving healing treatments from traditional healer Adam Laufer.

Erin and Adam offer healing and counseling appointments both in-person at their location in the Asheville, NC area and via phone or Zoom.

Seeds of Tradition is the Asheville, NC healing practice of husband-and-wife team Adam Laufer and Erin Everett. Their age-old and very practical healing employs the world-view and techniques rooted in the traditional wisdom of the Americas. They help the people who come to them to cultivate their unique gifts and work through their weak spots and challenges.

Erin and Adam are weather workers, tepahtiani healers and ceremonial leaders in an ancient lineage of Nahua graniceros (also known by our traditional titles quiapequiz and quiatlzques), known as weather workers in English. They were called to this work. They were initiated in 2003.

Traditional Nahua healing is an authentic, time-honored spiritual healing system indigenous to the highlands of central Mexico. A healer in this lineage works in relationship with the healing forces of nature to address the spiritual root causes of illness and imbalance in all layers of a person’s being: body, mind, and spirit. Traditional healing is beneficial for physical illnesses and emotional and spiritual issues. Developed out of thousands of years of living, dreaming and engaging with the world and the natural cycles of living, this medicine has been known to bring deep and lasting healing, life-balance and beneficial transformation to the recipient.

The particular lineage of Nahua healing Adam and Erin practice comes through their Granicero, or Weather Work, tradition, under their elders and teachers don Lucio Campos Elizalde and don David Wiley. As trained and initiated healers in this lineage, Adam and Erin are each known by the title Tepahtiani.