||Wachuma or St. Peters Ceremony - Cusco Spiritual Tour||

The Wachuma or St. Peters Ceremony in Cusco, Peru offers a transformative spiritual experience blending traditional healing practices with personal growth. Priced at $280 per person, this one-day retreat includes a guided journey led by experienced indigenous shamans, featuring a purge, fasting, and rituals aimed at fostering deep self-exploration and connection to the Andean universe. Participants can expect a profound exploration of their inner selves amidst serene natural surroundings – a chance to embark on a truly unique and life-changing journey.

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Key Points

A one-day spiritual experience in Cusco, Peru, priced at $280 per person, with a maximum of 5 participants per session.
Ceremonies conducted by four indigenous shamans, focusing on healing, self-exploration, and understanding visions and messages received.
Includes a pre-ceremony purge, fasting, transportation, organic diet, and various activities like coca leaf reading and energy cleansing.
Accommodations, spiritual guidance, and accompaniment by experienced guides fluent in Quechua, Spanish, and English are provided.
Convenient booking process with options to reserve and pay later, and availability checks for specific dates and group size.

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Ceremony Overview and Details

The Wachuma or St. Peters Ceremony in Cusco is a one-day spiritual experience priced at $280 per person. It runs daily at 7 AM or 9 AM, accommodating a maximum of 5 participants.

The ceremony is conducted in Spanish, English, and Quechua. Cancellations up to 24 hours in advance are eligible for a full refund.

The program includes a pre-ceremony purge, fasting, transportation, a stay at the retreat temple, an organic diet, and various activities like coca leaf reading, energy cleansing, and a San Pedro ceremony under the guidance of experienced indigenous shamans.

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Ceremony Itinerary

Before the San Pedro ceremony at 11:00 a.m., participants undergo a pre-ceremony purge with volcanic medicinal water, drinking 8 or more glasses within 1-2 hours, preferably the day prior or same day.

Fasting is required, with only water allowed.

Fasting is strictly observed, with water being the only permitted sustenance.

At 7:00 a.m., participants are picked up from Cusco and transported to the CAISAE Retiro Temple in the Sacred Valley.

Activities include a reading of coca leaves, cleansing of negative energies, an offering to Pachamama, a floral bath, and experience sharing with the master shaman.

Participants return to Cusco around 7:00 p.m.

Included Services

The Cusco Spiritual Tour includes a variety of services to enhance the participants’ experience.

Guests receive private roundtrip transportation from Cusco to the CAISAE Retiro Temple. They’re accompanied by experienced spiritual guides fluent in Quechua, Spanish, and English.

Accommodations include a furnished room for one or two people. Participants enjoy a special organic diet during the retreat and have access to offerings, cleansings, and ceremonies.

Group or individual consultations with the shaman are available, along with Andean instrumental sounds for relaxation and meditation. Optional photography is provided during the sessions.

Spiritual Guidance and Experience

What makes the Cusco Spiritual Tour’s spiritual guidance and experience unique? The ceremonies are conducted by four different indigenous shamans from various Peruvian tribes, including Shipibo, Machiguenga, and Qeros.

This diversity ensures a well-rounded perspective and authentic connection to ancient Andean traditions. The focus is on healing and self-exploration, with guidance from the shamans to help participants understand their visions and messages.

Guests will also enjoy Andean instrumental sounds for relaxation and meditation, further enhancing the spiritual experience. The retreat emphasizes a holistic approach to personal growth and transformation.

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Booking and Availability

How can travelers book the Cusco Spiritual Tour? The booking process is simple and convenient. Several options are available:

The booking process for the Cusco Spiritual Tour is simple and convenient, with several options available to travelers.

Reserve now and pay later – This allows travelers to secure their spot without making full payment upfront.
Check availability for specific dates and desired group size – The retreat has a maximum of 5 participants per ceremony.
Provide meeting point details via Google Maps – This ensures a smooth arrival at the CAISAE Retiro Temple in the Sacred Valley.
Select from morning (7:00 a.m. or 9:00 a.m.) or afternoon (5:00 p.m.) ceremony schedules.

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Preparing for the Ceremony

Although the Cusco Spiritual Tour includes a pre-ceremony purge, participants should ideally complete this step one day prior or on the same morning as the ceremony.

Drinking 8 or more glasses of volcanic medicinal water within 1-2 hours helps cleanse the body. Fasting is required on the day of the ceremony, allowing only water. This prepares the mind and body to fully experience the San Pedro ceremony at 11:00 a.m.

After the ceremony, you will take part in an offering to Mother Earth and a floral bath with Andean wildflowers before returning around 7:00 p.m.

The Sacred Valley Location

The Cusco Spiritual Tour takes place in the heart of the Sacred Valley, just outside the ancient Inca capital.

The retreat temple is located in Patapata, a serene and picturesque area known for its spiritual energy.

The tour offers:

A private roundtrip transportation from Cusco to the CAISAE Retiro Temple.
A furnished room of 50 m² for 1 or 2 people during the retreat.
Guidance from experienced spiritual leaders fluent in Quechua, Spanish, and English.
The opportunity to connect with the land and its indigenous traditions through ceremonies, offerings, and a floral bath.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’re some common questions about the Cusco Spiritual Tour?

Participants often ask about the fasting requirement. They must fast for the day, consuming only water. This allows the body to purge and cleanse before the ceremony.

Another query is about the languages spoken. The ceremonies are conducted in Spanish, English, and Quechua, ensuring all guests can fully participate.

Lastly, guests wonder about the transportation. Private roundtrip service from Cusco to the CAISAE Retiro Temple is included, making the experience seamless.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the Ceremonies Suitable for First-Time Participants?

The ceremonies are suitable for first-time participants. They provide a safe, guided experience with experienced shamans to help newcomers navigate the spiritual journey. The ceremonies are designed to be accessible and beneficial for those new to plant medicine rituals.

What Precautions Are Taken for Participant Safety?

The retreat takes several safety precautions, including a pre-ceremony purge, fasting, and experienced shamans leading the ceremony. Participants are closely monitored throughout and provided with guidance to ensure a safe and transformative experience.

Can I Participate if I Have a Medical Condition?

Participants with medical conditions can participate, but they should consult their healthcare provider first. The shamans will assess each participant’s condition and provide guidance on any necessary precautions or modifications during the ceremony.

Are There Any Restrictions on What I Can Bring?

There are some restrictions on what participants can bring. They’re not allowed to bring any illegal substances or weapons. Personal items like cameras and water bottles are generally permitted, but participants should check with the organizers for any specific guidelines.

What Is the Cancellation Policy for the Ceremony?

The cancellation policy for this ceremony allows for free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. So customers can cancel with no penalties if they need to.

The Sum Up

The Wachuma or St. Peters Ceremony in Cusco offers a transformative spiritual experience. Blending traditional healing practices with personal growth, the one-day retreat provides a profound journey of self-exploration amidst the serene Andean landscape. Conducted by experienced indigenous shamans, the ceremony includes a pre-ceremony purge, fasting, and guided activities like coca leaf reading and offerings to Pachamama. This unique experience connects participants to their inner selves and the universe.

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