Private Ayahuasca Retreat Cusco, shamanism, traditional medicine & of the indigenous worldview, each ceremony with the AYA can be an experience of four. The brew forms the foundation of spirituality, shamanism, and conventional medicine.
Ayahuasca is a sacred plant. The brew forms the foundation of spirituality, shamanism, traditional medicine, and the indigenous worldview. Each ceremony with the AYA mother has learning and a process of understanding. Taking Ayahuasca can be an experience of four to five intense hours from the spiritual, emotional, mental, and physical aspects.
The Ayahuasca Retreat Peru Machu Picchu offers a transformative journey that harmonizes the ancient wisdom of Ayahuasca with the mystical energy of Machu Picchu, Cusco, and the Sacred Valley. This immersive experience allows you to explore your inner world, gain insights, and connect profoundly with nature and spirit. Whether you’re drawn to spiritual growth, emotional healing, or the adventure of a lifetime, this retreat promises an unforgettable and life-affirming journey.
Best Ayahuasca Retreat Peru – Ayahuasca is a powerful plant medicine used for centuries by indigenous communities in the Amazon rainforest. Today, many people from around the world travel to Peru to experience the transformative power of Ayahuasca in a safe and supportive environment. Participate in the best Ayahuasca retreats in Cusco near Machu Picchu and learn what you can expect from this life-changing experience.
Our Ayahuasca retreat in Peru offers a transformative and healing experience for those seeking spiritual growth and personal development. Our retreats are led by experienced shamans trained in the traditional Amazonian way of working with Ayahuasca. The retreat includes multiple Ayahuasca ceremonies and other traditional healing practices such as plant baths, flower baths, and tobacco ceremonies. Our retreat center is in the heart of the Sacred Valley of the Incas near Cusco, providing a peaceful and natural setting for your journey.
First, it depends on the state of mind.
It helps you meditate, explore your fears, uncertainties, and strengths, and approach your spiritual essence.
The stillness of the mind and the security of the feelings must go according to the physical condition. Try to rest those two weeks. Avoid the required exercises. Go for a walk or jog gently; make slow movements—lower the dose of cigarettes. Avoid eating meat. Save sexual abstinence, including masturbation.
Contemplate the end of the night and the beginning of the new day. Let cool, and put the liquid in a container to drink. Sleep, sleep all afternoon. Not everyone can take Ayahuasca. If you have heart conditions, suffer from fainting, or have diabetes, it is advisable not to take Ayahuasca.
Some of the connection states, mystical and spiritual, provoked by the Ayahuasca teacher:
People sit in a semicircle on either side of the Shaman.
Now, we have to wait in darkness and extreme silence for the effects of Aya to appear. They usually do it at 20 minutes in the Natives and about 45 minutes in white Westerners.
As time passes, the Shaman guides the patients’ energy through the mighty song of their Icarus.
The Shaman can raise or lower the patient’s dizziness at will.
The smoke of the Tabaco.
Icarus.
Florida water.
Camphor.
Lemon.
The imposition of hands.
The Shaman will talk to you and complement the Ay Mother Plant’s teachings. Follow the Shaman’s advice; he knows the Mother Plant and what you need to know. The Mother Plant has taken care of you. The plant has told you things as they are and what you should do and has advised you. The Doctor Plant has healed your body and conscience; you have reconciled.
Some things will be incomprehensible for a long time within all that set of experiences (visions & thoughts). Do not worry; there is no hurry. Follow him; do not lose sight of him with insubstantial actions or complacent retractions.
Speak through Her, do through Her. After the session with Ayahuasca, some enclose their revelations anecdotally. It is better to save your experience with Ayahuasca for yourself; not everyone can understand it.
Breathe, calm. Remember the advice of the Master Plant and follow it. Remember the Shaman’s recommendations and follow them. There is no fear; there is no joy. Things are the way they are.
Scientific Name: BANISTERIOPSIS CAAPI
Popular Name: Yagé, Nixi, Pae, Dapa, Pinde, Bejuco Bravo, Ayahuasca, Caapi.
Variety: Fam. Malpighiaceae.
The inflorescence is multiflora; the flowers are small and pink.
Habitat: The Amazon rainforest.
Geographical Scope: Amazon of Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Bolivia, and Brazil.
The chemical formula is C13H14N2O).
Effect: Entheogenic. It can cause nausea and diarrhea.
Intake: Oral. It has a bitter taste.
05:30 Transfer Cusco – Raqchi
06:10 06:30 Presentation of the shamans [Andean priests] who manage the ceremonies.
06:30-11:00 Volcanic water intake “06 glasses to clean the organism.”
11:00-12:00 Coca-Leaf Reading. You can ask various questions (past, present, and future).
12:00-13:00 Ceremony and offering to Mother Nature (Pachamama).
13:00-13:30 Inca ancestral ritual cleansing of negative energies.
13:30-14:00 Andes flowering bath.
14:00-19:00 The Ceremony Begins – AYAHUASCA EXPERIENCE– The Ceremony of internal realization with the teachers of Shipibos, magic chants “Icarus.”
19:20 Cusco transfer
20:00 Arrival at Cusco [Customers hotel]
The natural volcanic drink is pure; it is 100% organic and does not equal drinking regular water. Volcanic liquid has innumerable properties. The main objective is to wash the stomach; you consume Chemical products and non-natural foods, “preservatives.”
Drinking this liquid helps purify the layers of the stomach, thereby detoxifying the entire body. Over time, you will feel the results of this liquid on your immune system.
Chemical composition of San Pedro medicinal H2O
Hardness (mg / L) 2240
Alkalinity (Mg / L) cacoe 260
Acidity (Mg / L) CO2 25
Chloride (mg / L) Cl 551
Sulfates (Mg / L) CsSO4 2690
Sulfates (Mg / L) HPO41
PH 7.6
Conductivity (Us / Cm) 6500
Turbidity (NTU) 1
Calcium (mg / L) 592
Magnesium (Mg / L) 182
Sodium (mg / L) 238
Potassium (mg / L) 45
Iron (mg / L) 3
Fluor (Mg / L) 1.5
Dissolved solids (Mg / L) 6600
2, Moderate
The natural volcanic drink is pure; it is 100% organic and does not equal drinking regular water. Volcanic liquid has innumerable properties. The main objective is to wash the stomach; you consume Chemical products and non-natural foods, “preservatives.”
Drinking this liquid helps purify the layers of the stomach, thereby detoxifying the entire body. Over time, you will feel the results of this liquid on your immune system.
Chemical composition of San Pedro medicinal H2O
Hardness (mg / L) 2240
Alkalinity (Mg / L) cacoe 260
Acidity (Mg / L) CO2 25
Chloride (mg / L) Cl 551
Sulfates (Mg / L) CsSO4 2690
Sulfates (Mg / L) HPO41
PH 7.6
Conductivity (Us / Cm) 6500
Turbidity (NTU) 1
Calcium (mg / L) 592
Magnesium (Mg / L) 182
Sodium (mg / L) 238
Potassium (mg / L) 45
Iron (mg / L) 3
Fluor (Mg / L) 1.5
Dissolved solids (Mg / L) 6600
05:30 Transfer Cusco – Raqchi
06:10 06:30 Presentation of the shamans [Andean priests] who manage the ceremonies.
06:30-11:00 Volcanic water intake “06 glasses to clean the organism.”
11:00-12:00 Coca-Leaf Reading. You can ask various questions (past, present, and future).
12:00-13:00 Ceremony and offering to Mother Nature (Pachamama).
13:00-13:30 Inca ancestral ritual cleansing of negative energies.
13:30-14:00 Andes flowering bath.
14:00-19:00 The Ceremony Begins – AYAHUASCA EXPERIENCE– The Ceremony of internal realization with the teachers of Shipibos, magic chants “Icarus.”
19:20 Cusco transfer
20:00 Arrival at Cusco [Customers hotel]
Ayahuasca is a sacred plant medicine indigenous communities have used in the Amazon rainforest for centuries. It is a brew that forms the foundation of spirituality, shamanism, traditional medicine, and the indigenous worldview. Ayahuasca ceremonies involve consuming the mixture to facilitate profound spiritual, emotional, mental, and physical experiences.
Many people worldwide travel to Peru to experience Ayahuasca in a safe and supportive environment. Ayahuasca retreats offer a transformative and life-changing experience, allowing individuals to explore their fears, uncertainties, and strengths and connect with their spiritual essence. The retreats provide guidance from experienced shamans and the opportunity for profound self-discovery and healing.
Preparing for an Ayahuasca retreat involves physical, mental, and dietary considerations. It is essential to approach the retreat with a clear and focused mind. Resting, avoiding strenuous exercises, reducing the consumption of meat and cigarettes, and practicing sexual abstinence are often recommended. The guidelines may vary depending on the retreat center or shaman leading the ceremony.
While Ayahuasca ceremonies are open to most individuals, certain medical conditions and medications may make them inadvisable or unsafe. If you have heart conditions, fainting episodes, or diabetes, it is generally recommended not to take Ayahuasca. You must disclose any medical conditions or medications to the retreat organizers or shaman beforehand for your safety.
Ayahuasca can induce various mystical and spiritual states of consciousness. These may include the revival of forgotten or repressed experiences, a sense of ascension or connection to the divine, heightened sensory faculties, increased awareness, interpersonal growth and acceptance, and greater empathy and kindness. The experiences can be unique to each individual and may vary from session to session.
During an Ayahuasca ceremony, participants typically sit in a semicircle around a shaman. The ceremony takes place in darkness and silence, allowing the effects of Ayahuasca to manifest. The shaman guides the participants’ energy through their ceremonial songs (Icaros). Various ritual elements such as tobacco smoke, Florida water, camphor, lemon, and the imposition of hands may be incorporated into the ceremony.
The scientific name of Ayahuasca is Banisteriopsis caapi. It belongs to the family Malpighiaceae. The plant is native to the Amazon rainforest, found in Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Bolivia, and Brazil. The chemical formula of Ayahuasca is C13H14N2O. It is known to have an entheogenic effect and can cause nausea and diarrhea when consumed orally.
After an Ayahuasca session, the shaman will often provide guidance and complement the teachings of the Ayahuasca plant. Following the shaman’s advice and recommendations is essential as they know the plant and what you may need to integrate your experiences. Some aspects of the experience may take time to comprehend fully, and it is essential to be patient and not rush the process. Personal experiences with Ayahuasca are often best kept to oneself, as they may be challenging for others to understand.
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