The Ayahuasca Ceremony offers a transformative one-day or one-night experience that’s priced at $208 per person. Participants embark on a profound healing journey led by indigenous Shaman masters, beginning with a Coca Leaf Reading for personal insights. Throughout the ceremony, attendees are supported by Shamans, assistants, and translators, ensuring a holistic and enlightening experience. But the true wonder lies in the central Ayahuasca experience, which fosters psychological and physical restoration in unexpected ways.

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Key Points

The Ayahuasca Ceremony offers a one-day or one-night experience, with prices starting at $208.00 per person for a single session.
The ceremony includes a Coca Leaf Reading, Negative Energy Cleansing ritual, and Ayahuasca Ceremony for psychological and physical self-healing.
Participants envision their past, present, and future for restoration, and the experience concludes with a Pachamama Offering Ceremony and Flowering Bath.
Overnight stay option at the Retreat Temple is available, including a vegetarian breakfast, and transportation from Cusco is provided.
Preparation requirements include a personal diet, detox with volcanic medicinal water, and fasting on the ceremony day for an optimal transformative experience.

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Ceremony Overview

The Ayahuasca Ceremony is available for either a one-day or one-night experience. Priced from $208.00 per person, it includes a single session, volcanic medicinal water, and healing experiences with indigenous Shaman masters from the Amazon and Andes.

The ceremony lasts one day and is conducted in Spanish and English. It begins with a Coca Leaf Reading for personal diagnosis, followed by a Negative Energy Cleansing ritual and the Ayahuasca Ceremony itself, which aims to facilitate psychological and physical self-healing.

The experience concludes with a Pachamama Offering Ceremony and a Flowering Bath.

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Healing Process

Ceremonies begin with a Coca Leaf Reading for personal diagnosis and problem identification. This allows the Shaman to uncover the root causes of an individual’s issues.

Next, a Negative Energy Cleansing ritual eliminates harmful energies and cleanses bad karma.

The central Ayahuasca Ceremony then focuses on psychological and physical self-healing, restoring feelings by envisioning the past, present, and future.

This is followed by a Pachamama Offering Ceremony to express gratitude and connect spiritually.

The experience concludes with a Flowering Bath ceremony for connection, protection, and attracting desired energies.

Schedule and Activities

The Ayahuasca Ceremony starts at 11:00 am.

After the ceremony, there’s a group sharing session where participants discuss their experiences and visions with the Shaman.

A special dinner is provided as part of the retreat’s dietary requirements.

Guests have the option to stay overnight at the Retreat Temple, which includes a vegetarian breakfast the following morning.

The Retreat Temple is located 45 minutes away from Cusco, and transportation is included from the city to the ceremony site.

Preparation Requirements

Participants must follow a personal diet at least 3 days prior to the ceremony, abstaining from sex, alcohol, drugs, meat, and medicines.

A detox with volcanic medicinal water is recommended one day before the ceremony.

Fasting is required on the day of the ceremony; no food is allowed 4 hours before taking the volcanic medicinal water.

These preparation requirements are essential to cleanse the body and mind, creating the optimal conditions for the transformative Ayahuasca experience.

Adhering to these guidelines ensures participants can fully enjoy the spiritual journey and healing process.

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Inclusions and Support

The Ayahuasca Ceremony provides various inclusions and support to ensure a transformative experience.

Accommodation includes private and double rooms at the Retreat Temple. Transportation is provided from Cusco to the ceremony location, a 45-minute drive away.

The retreat offers support from different Shamans, specialty masters, assistants, and translators in Quechua, Spanish, and English. A special diet is provided during the retreat.

Participants receive personalized consultations to interpret their experiences and visions, both privately and in groups with the Shaman.

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Ayahuasca Experience

Although the Ayahuasca Ceremony begins with a Coca Leaf Reading for personal diagnosis and problem identification, the core of the experience focuses on the Ayahuasca ceremony itself.

During this powerful ritual, participants have the opportunity to engage in psychological and physical self-healing, restoring their feelings by envisioning their past, present, and future. The Shamans guide the ceremony, providing support and facilitating the participants’ introspective journey.

This sacred experience is enhanced by the Pachamama Offering Ceremony, where participants express gratitude and connect spiritually, and the Flowering Bath ceremony, which promotes connection and protection.

Shamanic Guidance

As the Ayahuasca Ceremony unfolds, participants can rely on the expertise and guidance of the Shamans leading the experience. These indigenous Shaman masters from the Amazon and Andes possess deep knowledge and understanding of the spiritual world.

They provide personal diagnoses, identify issues, and perform cleansing rituals to eliminate harmful energies. Throughout the ceremony, the Shamans facilitate the psychological and physical self-healing process, guiding participants to envision their past, present, and future.

They also lead the Pachamama Offering Ceremony and Flowering Bath, fostering a profound spiritual connection. With the Shamans’ support, the Ayahuasca experience becomes a transformative journey of healing and growth.

Ceremony Benefits

Participants who engage in the Ayahuasca Ceremony often report profound personal transformations and lasting positive effects. The ritual aims to facilitate deep psychological and physical healing.

By envisioning past, present, and future, you can confront and resolve past traumas, release negative emotions, and cultivate a renewed sense of purpose. The cleansing rituals help eliminate harmful energies and negative karma.

The Ayahuasca ritual helps individuals confront past traumas, release negative emotions, and cultivate a renewed sense of purpose.

Connecting with the Pachamama, or Mother Earth, instills a profound sense of gratitude and spiritual awakening. The flowering bath ceremony further promotes healing, protection, and the attraction of desired energies.

Many leave the ceremony feeling rejuvenated and empowered.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring Children to the Ceremony?

The ceremony generally isn’t suitable for children. They shouldn’t participate, as the experience can be intense and requires proper preparation. Consult the retreat organizers to understand their policies on minors attending the ceremony.

Do I Need to Have Prior Experience With Ayahuasca?

No, prior experience with ayahuasca isn’t required for this ceremony. The shamans can guide first-time participants through the experience. However, it’s recommended to research and understand the potential effects and risks beforehand.

Can I Take My Prescribed Medications During the Ceremony?

No, you should not take prescribed medications during the ayahuasca ceremony. Medications can interfere with the effects of the plant medicine and may even be dangerous. It’s best to consult your healthcare provider before participating in an ayahuasca ceremony.

What Happens if I Have a Bad Experience During the Ceremony?

If one has a challenging experience during the ceremony, the Shamans and assistants are trained to provide support and guidance. They’ll work closely with the participant to ensure their safety and help process any difficult emotions or visions.

Is the Ayahuasca Brewed On-Site or Imported?

The ayahuasca is brewed on-site by the indigenous Shaman masters from the Amazon and Andes. They use locally-sourced plants and herbs to prepare the sacred medicine following traditional methods.

The Sum Up

The Ayahuasca Ceremony offers a transformative one-day or one-night experience led by indigenous Shaman masters. Participants engage in a profound healing journey, including a Coca Leaf Reading, cleansing ritual, Ayahuasca experience, Pachamama Offering Ceremony, and Flowering Bath. Shamans, assistants, and translators provide holistic support throughout, ensuring an enlightening experience that fosters psychological and physical restoration.