Sit with the medicine, held by people who know it.
Four-day retreats and long dietas led by Peruvian curanderos and a Shipibo maestro. Small groups, medical screening, integration support before and after.
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Ask a questionFour days, two ceremonies, nothing rushed
The same rhythm in every location. You arrive on a Thursday evening and leave on Sunday afternoon with a plan for the weeks after.
Arrival & opening
Intake talk, group circle, floral bath. You set your intention and meet the people who will be holding the space.
First ceremony
Light diet through the day, icaros through the night. Facilitators stay awake with you from the first cup to sunrise.
Rest, sharing, second ceremony
Morning sharing circle and bodywork, an afternoon of rest, then the second night — usually the deeper one.
Closing & integration
Closing circle, a practical integration plan for the month ahead, and a follow-up call two weeks later.
Lineage, not workshop
Ceremonies are led by Peruvian curanderos and a Shipibo-Conibo maestro who grew up inside this tradition.
Screened and sober-held
Medical and medication screening before you book. Sober facilitators present the whole night, every night.
Groups kept small
Enough people for a real circle, few enough that someone notices when you need a hand.
The people you will actually meet
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Know what you are walking into
Read before you book. Both plants have real contraindications, and some medications — SSRIs in particular — do not mix with ayahuasca.
Ayahuasca
Night ceremonies, purging, deep emotional and ancestral work. Diet and medication rules start two weeks before.
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San Pedro
A daytime medicine — gentler, longer, walked outdoors. Often paired with ayahuasca across a weekend.
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Safety & contraindications
Medications, heart conditions, psychiatric history. The honest list of who should not sit — please read it.
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Start with a conversation, not a booking
Every place is confirmed after a screening call. Tell us where you are and we will be honest about whether this is the right time for you.