Ayahuasca One Day Ceremony

The Ayahuasca One Day Ceremony offers a transformative experience for those seeking emotional and spiritual healing. Held at The Retreats Temple near Cusco, the ceremony includes personal preparation, rituals, and a deep trance state for introspection. After the ceremony, participants engage with the Shaman to interpret their visions and enjoy a special dinner, leaving them feeling rejuvenated. But what exactly happens during this intense and profound experience? Let’s take a closer look.

Key Points

• The Ayahuasca One Day Ceremony is held at The Retreats Temple, 1 hour from Cusco City, and costs $480.00 per person.
• Participants must follow a 3-day personal diet and fast for 4 hours prior to the ceremony to prepare for the optimal mindset and physical state.
• The ceremony lasts between 3 to 8 hours and involves a deep trance state for emotional and spiritual healing, with no hangover effects.
• Ritual components include coca leaf reading, cleansing of negative energies, offering to Pachamama, and a flowering bath to aid in the overall healing process.
• After the ceremony, participants engage with the Shaman to analyze and interpret their visions, and a special post-ceremony dinner is provided.

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Ceremony Overview

The Ayahuasca Ceremony is a one-day activity that costs from $480.00 per person.

The Ayahuasca Ceremony is a one-day activity that costs from $480.00 per person.

It’s held at The Retreats Temple, located 1 hour from Cusco City in Wayllapampa. The ceremony is also available daily in Cusco at 6 pm.

Ceremonies are conducted in English and Spanish, with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Participants can reserve their spot without any upfront payment, paying later to book their place.

Preparation and Detoxification

To prepare for the Ayahuasca ceremony, participants must follow a personal diet for 3 days beforehand. This requires avoiding sex, alcohol, drugs, cigarettes, meat, medicines, and industrialized foods.

On the day before or the same day, they’ll drink Volcanic Medicinal Water, while fasting for 4 hours prior. On the ceremony day, a fast is required.

Participants are picked up at 7:00 am, 9:00 am, or 5:00 pm, depending on the ceremony time. This preparation and detoxification process is essential to create the optimal mindset and physical state for the profound Ayahuasca experience.

Ayahuasca Ceremony Details

After ingesting Ayahuasca, participants may experience initial effects such as dizziness, dreams, or visions within 45 to 60 minutes.

The healing experience involves a deep trance state for emotional and spiritual healing, addressing traumas, depression, addictions, and anxiety.

The ceremony typically lasts 3 to 8 hours, and most participants feel happy and energized afterward with no hangover effects.

The ritual components include a coca leaf reading, cleansing of negative energies, an offering to Pachamama, and a flowering bath to connect with and protect from spiritual forces.

Ritual Components

As part of the Ayahuasca ceremony, participants engage in several ritual components that aid in the healing process.

These include:

• Coca Leaf Reading: Shamans use coca leaves to identify personal issues and guide the healing journey.

• Cleansing of Negative Energies: Participants take part in a ritual to purify negative energies and cleanse their karma.

• Offering to Pachamama: Participants make a spiritual connection with nature, expressing gratitude and asking for their needs to be met.

• Flowering Bath: This ritual facilitates a connection and protection from spiritual forces, attracting desired energy.

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Post-Ceremony Experience

Participants engage with the Shaman after the Ayahuasca ceremony to analyze and interpret their visions. This discussion allows participants to make sense of their experiences and gain insights.

Following the ceremony, a special post-ceremony dinner is provided, catering to any dietary needs. Participants then return to Cusco city at 7:00 pm, transported by the retreat.

The Ayahuasca One Day Ceremony includes private transportation, access to various Shamans, ritual elements, fluent assistants, and consultation for interpreting experiences.

With no hangover effects, participants feel energized and renewed after the powerful healing journey.

Cost and Availability

The Ayahuasca One Day Ceremony is offered from $480.00 per person, with daily ceremonies held in Cusco at 6 pm.

The Ayahuasca One Day Ceremony is offered from $480.00 per person, with daily ceremonies held in Cusco at 6 pm.

Participants can conveniently reserve their spot and pay later, without any upfront payment. Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

• The ceremony takes place at The Retreats Temple, located 1 hour from Cusco City in Wayllapampa.

• The ceremony is conducted in both English and Spanish.

• Participants can choose from various pickup times, such as 7:00 am, 9:00 am, or 5:00 pm, depending on the ceremony schedule.

• All necessary services, including private transportation, shamans, ritual elements, and post-ceremony support, are included in the price.

Safety and Precautions

To ensure a safe and transformative Ayahuasca experience, participants must adhere to strict dietary and lifestyle guidelines before the ceremony.

For 3 days prior, no sex, alcohol, drugs, cigarettes, meat, medicines, or industrialized foods are allowed.

On the day of the ceremony, a fast is required.

Volcanic Medicinal Water must be consumed the day before or the same day, 4 hours before the ceremony.

These precautions purify the body and mind, preparing participants for the profound healing and spiritual awakening offered by Ayahuasca.

Following these protocols is essential for a safe and meaningful journey.

Participant Experiences

Once participants have adhered to the necessary preparations, they embark on a profound and transformative journey during the Ayahuasca ceremony.

The initial effects may include dizziness, dreams, or visions within an hour, leading to a deep trance state for emotional and spiritual healing. Participants often report addressing traumas, depression, addictions, and anxiety during the 3-8 hour ceremony.

Afterward, most feel happy and energized, with no lingering hangover effects.

The experience includes:

• Coca Leaf Reading to identify personal issues

• Cleansing of Negative Energies for purification

• Offering to Pachamama for spiritual connection

• Flowering Bath for protection and desired energy

Frequently Asked Questions

Is There a Minimum Age Requirement to Participate?

The minimum age requirement for this ceremony is typically 18 years old, though some providers may allow younger participants with parental consent. It’s best to check with the specific organizers for their age policies.

Can I Take Prescription Medications During the Ceremony?

Participants should not take prescription medications during the ayahuasca ceremony. Doing so could interfere with the experience and potentially be unsafe. It’s important to follow the recommended dietary and lifestyle guidelines before attending.

What Should I Bring to the Ceremony?

Participants should bring comfortable, loose-fitting clothing, a yoga mat or blanket, and any personal items like a notebook or water bottle. They shouldn’t bring any valuables or electronics, as the focus should be on the ceremony experience.

Is It Safe for Pregnant Women to Participate?

Pregnant women should not participate in the Ayahuasca ceremony. The psychoactive compounds in ayahuasca can be harmful to the developing fetus. It’s best for pregnant women to avoid this type of ceremony for their own safety and the safety of their baby.

Are There Any Contraindications With Other Medical Conditions?

Ayahuasca ceremonies aren’t recommended for individuals with certain medical conditions like heart/liver problems, high blood pressure, or taking antidepressants. Pregnant women shouldn’t participate. It’s crucial to consult a healthcare provider before considering an ayahuasca ceremony.

The Sum Up

The Ayahuasca One Day Ceremony at The Retreats Temple near Cusco offers a transformative experience for those seeking emotional and spiritual healing. Participants engage in a personal diet preparation, rituals, and a deep trance state for introspection. After the ceremony, they work with the Shaman to interpret their visions and enjoy a special dinner, leaving them feeling rejuvenated and energized. The ceremony’s cost and availability, as well as safety precautions, are important considerations for potential participants.

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