Wachuma (San Pedro) and Ayahuasca Retreats, 7D -Intermediate

For those seeking a deeper connection to ancient Andean traditions, this 7-day wachuma (San Pedro) and ayahuasca retreat offers a transformative opportunity. Led by experienced indigenous shamans, you will engage in sacred ceremonies, cleansing rituals, and personal reflection – all within a nurturing environment just an hour from Cusco. With a maximum of six attendees, this immersive journey promises a profound exploration of self and the mysteries of the natural world.

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Key Points

7-day retreat experience with Wachuma (San Pedro) and Ayahuasca ceremonies for intermediate participants.
Retreat includes accommodation, meals, transportation, and spiritual guidance from indigenous Shamans.
Ceremonies conducted in Spanish and English to support participants’ understanding and journey.
Private retreat option available for those seeking a more personalized experience.
Emphasis on creating a safe and nurturing environment for spiritual growth and healing.

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Retreat Overview and Pricing

The retreat offers a 7-day Wachuma (San Pedro) and Ayahuasca experience for intermediate participants, priced at $1,417.00 per person.

Guests can reserve their spot with no upfront payment and enjoy free cancellation up to 24 hours for a full refund.

The retreat is conducted in Spanish and English. Participants will engage in ceremonies, cleansing rituals, meditation, and interpretation of visions under the guidance of a team of indigenous Shamans and spiritual guides.

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Daily Schedule and Activities

Participants begin their 7-day journey with an initiation on Day 1, including a coca leaf reading, negative energy cleansing, and the first Ayahuasca ceremony.

On Day 2, they undergo internal and external cleansing with a Wachuma ceremony, interpreting their visions.

Day 3 is for reflection and meditation, sharing Wachuma experiences.

Day 4 involves fasting and a second Ayahuasca ceremony for healing.

The fifth day includes sharing Ayahuasca experiences, followed by a second Wachuma ceremony.

Day 6 offers meditation options with Ayahuasca or Wachuma.

The retreat concludes on Day 7 with final reflections, a third Wachuma ceremony, an offering to Pachamama, and a flowering bath.

Ceremonial Practices and Spiritual Guidance

Led by a team of 4 to 6 different Shamans and indigenous specialists, the ceremonial practices at the retreat provide participants with spiritual guidance and support.

Ceremonies are facilitated in Quechua, Spanish, and English, allowing for interpretation of visions and experiences with the Shamans. Spiritual guides are available to assist participants throughout their journey.

Ceremonies are facilitated in multiple languages, allowing for interpretation of visions and experiences with Shamans. Spiritual guides assist participants throughout their journey.

For those seeking a more private experience, an option for a private retreat is offered to avoid unknown group members.

The retreat emphasizes the importance of a safe and nurturing environment for transformative spiritual growth.

Accommodation and Meals

7 days and 6 nights of accommodation are provided at the Retreat Center.

Meals include breakfast, lunch, and dinner, following a special diet.

The retreat also includes 1 Inca relaxation massage.

The maximum group size is 6 participants, with additional Shamans for larger groups.

The Retreat Temple can accommodate 30+ participants upon request.

The accommodation and meals are designed to support the spiritual practices and ensure a comfortable, nourishing experience throughout the 7-day retreat.

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Location and Transportation

The Retreat Center is located 1 hour from Cusco, in the town of Patapata. Private round trip transportation is included, making it easy for participants to reach the retreat.

The meeting point is accessible via Google Maps, providing clear directions. Daily retreats are held at 9:00 am and 5:00 pm, allowing participants to fully enjoy the experience.

Visitors can check availability and select their preferred participants and dates directly on the website. With the convenience of transportation and location, participants can focus on the transformative spiritual practices during their 7-day journey.

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Initiation With Coca Leaf Reading, Negative Energy Cleansing, and Ayahuasca Ceremony

On the first day, participants begin their transformative journey with an initiation ceremony.

They start by learning about coca leaf reading, an ancient Andean tradition that provides insights into one’s personal path.

Next, they undergo a cleansing ritual to release negative energies.

This is followed by the first Ayahuasca ceremony, where participants work with the powerful plant medicine to explore their inner landscapes and seek spiritual guidance.

Throughout the process, participants are supported by a team of experienced Shamans who offer their expertise and wisdom to facilitate a meaningful and safe experience.

Internal and External Cleansing With Wachuma Ceremony and Interpretation of Visions

Day 2 of the retreat focuses on internal and external cleansing through the Wachuma (San Pedro) ceremony.

Participants will:

Engage in a purification ritual to release negative energies.
Consume the Wachuma medicine under the guidance of experienced Shamans.
Explore introspective visions and gain insights about themselves and their connection to the natural world.
Discuss and interpret the profound experiences with the Shamans, who provide wisdom and support.

This holistic approach aims to foster personal growth, emotional healing, and a deeper understanding of one’s place in the universe.

Sharing Experiences and Additional Ceremonies

After participants have experienced the profound insights gained during the Wachuma ceremony, the retreat shifts to a day of reflection and sharing. On Day 5, the group comes together to discuss their individual visions and transformative experiences. The shaman is available to provide guidance and facilitate the interpretation of these powerful revelations. This discussion is followed by a second Wachuma ceremony, allowing participants to deepen their understanding and integration.

| Ceremony | Time | Purpose |

|———-|——|———|

| Wachuma | 5:00 PM | Deepen insights and integration |

| Ayahuasca | Optional | Additional healing and transformation |

| Wachuma | 5:00 PM | Conclude retreat with final ceremony |

| Pachamama Offering | 7:00 PM | Honor the earth and give thanks |

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Recommended Prior Experience for These Retreats?

The retreats are recommended for participants with some prior experience with plant medicine ceremonies. Those new to these practices should consider an introductory-level retreat to gain necessary context and preparation.

Are Opportunities Available for Individual Ceremonies or Private Sessions?

The retreat offers opportunities for private ceremonies and individual sessions. Participants can opt for a private retreat to avoid unknown participants. Additional Shamans are available for larger groups upon request.

Can Participants Bring Their Own Personal Items for the Ceremonies?

Participants can bring personal items like journals, prayer beads, or other items to use during the ceremonies. However, any outside food, drinks, or substances are not permitted without prior approval from the retreat center.

Are There Any Age Restrictions or Health Requirements for Participants?

There are no strict age restrictions, but participants must be at least 18 years old. Certain health conditions may require medical clearance. The retreat center reserves the right to refuse participation based on health and safety concerns.

What Support Is Provided for Participants’ Well-Being and Integration Post-Retreat?

The retreat provides post-retreat integration support through follow-up calls, access to online resources, and the option for private sessions with the spiritual guide. They prioritize participants’ well-being with ongoing support after the retreat experience.

The Sum Up

This transformative 7-day retreat offers a profound exploration of self and connection to ancient Andean traditions. Guided by indigenous Shamans, you will experience Wachuma (San Pedro) and Ayahuasca ceremonies, cleansing rituals, and personal reflection within a nurturing environment. With a maximum of six attendees, the retreat promises an immersive and insightful journey of spiritual growth and self-discovery.