Ayahuasca Retreat 2 Days in Cusco

For those seeking a transformative journey through ancient Andean wisdom, the Ayahuasca Retreat in Cusco offers a profound two-day immersion. Led by master shamans, you will explore purification rituals, coca leaf readings, and an Ayahuasca ceremony designed for deep healing and self-discovery. Set in the serene Wayllapampa Retreat Temple, this intimate program emphasizes internal cleansing and a special diet to enhance well-being. With a focus on connecting to Pachamama, the retreat promises an unforgettable experience that may just unlock the secrets within.

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Key Points

The Ayahuasca retreat in Cusco, Peru, is a transformative two-day experience for up to 10 participants, priced at $943 per person.
The retreat includes ceremonies led by master shamans, such as coca leaf readings, energy cleansing, and Ayahuasca and San Pedro/Wachuma ceremonies.
Preparation for the retreat involves internal cleansing, fasting, and transportation from Cusco to the retreat location, with prohibited items including alcohol and drugs.
Accommodation is provided at the Wayllapampa Retreat Temple, with private and double rooms for the duration of the retreat.
Health and safety considerations include disclosure of pre-existing medical conditions and restrictions for certain individuals, with accurate contact information, preferably WhatsApp, required.

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Overview of the Ayahuasca Retreat

This ayahuasca retreat in Cusco, Peru offers a transformative two-day experience for up to 10 participants.

Priced at $943 per person, the retreat is held in the sacred city of Cusco. Participants can expect ceremonies led by master shamans, including coca leaf readings, energy cleansing, and ayahuasca and San Pedro rituals.

The retreat provides private and double-occupancy lodging, transportation, and a specialized diet. Cancellations are free up to 24 hours in advance.

This immersive experience isn’t suitable for those with certain medical conditions or recent surgeries.

Contact information must be provided, with WhatsApp recommended for last-minute reservations.

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Spiritual Ceremonies and Healing Practices

As the core of the retreat, participants embark on a profound spiritual journey through a series of ceremonies and healing practices led by experienced shamans.

On the first day, the retreat begins with a coca leaf reading, a powerful diagnostic tool to identify areas in need of healing. This is followed by a purification ritual to cleanse negative energies.

In the evening, the Ayahuasca ceremony takes place, providing an integral healing experience for body, mind, and spirit.

On the second day, the San Pedro or Wachuma ceremony deepens the spiritual connection with Pachamama, the Earth Mother.

Preparing for the Retreat

Although the Ayahuasca retreat offers a profound spiritual experience, participants must adequately prepare themselves both physically and mentally.

One day prior, it’s recommended to undergo internal cleansing or detoxification using Volcanic Medicinal Water. Fasting before the Ayahuasca ritual is also suggested.

Participants are picked up at the main office in Cusco and transported to the remote Retreat Camp, located an hour away.

Those with medical conditions, such as heart problems or recent surgeries, are advised not to attend. Prohibited items include alcohol and drugs.

Maintaining proper contact information, including a WhatsApp number, is crucial for last-minute reservations.

Accommodation and Amenities

The Ayahuasca retreat offers participants a comfortable and well-equipped accommodation.

Guests will stay at the Wayllapampa Retreat Temple, which provides private and double rooms for 2 days and 1 night.

Transportation from Cusco to the retreat location, about 1 hour away, is included.

Participants will have access to various shamans and masters who’ll guide them through the spiritual ceremonies.

The retreat also provides assistants and translators for Quechua, Spanish, and English.

A special diet is served during the retreat to support the participants’ well-being.

Retreat amenities cater to the needs of your for a transformative experience.

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Retreat Activities: Day 1

Participants begin their Ayahuasca retreat experience on the first day with a Coca Leaf Reading. The shamans diagnose each participant’s personal state and identify any deficiencies.

This is followed by a Negative Energy Cleansing ritual, which purifies harmful energies and negative karma.

As evening falls, the group partakes in the Ayahuasca Ceremony, a profound experience that integrates healing on the body, mind, and spiritual levels. The ceremony starts at 6:00 p.m. and is guided by experienced masters, ensuring a safe and transformative journey for all.

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Retreat Activities: Day 2

After a night of deep introspection and transformation during the Ayahuasca ceremony, participants wake up to a hearty breakfast at 8:00 a.m. on the second day. The morning begins with the interpretation of personal experiences with the Master Shaman. This is followed by a ceremonial connection with Pachamama, the Andean goddess, to express gratitude. The retreat then culminates with a Blossom Bath for Love, designed to strengthen the participants’ energetic forces and attract desired outcomes.

| Activity | Start Time | Description |

| — | — | — |

| Breakfast | 8:00 a.m. | Nutritious meal to nourish participants |

| Interpretation of Experiences | – | Review insights from the previous night’s Ayahuasca ceremony |

| Ceremony of Offering to Pachamama | – | Spiritual connection and expression of gratitude |

Health and Safety Considerations

Although the Ayahuasca retreat promises a transformative experience, it’s crucial for participants to prioritize their health and safety.

The retreat organizers recommend an internal cleansing or detoxification using Volcanic Medicinal Water a day prior. Fasting before the Ayahuasca ritual is also suggested.

Participants must disclose any pre-existing medical conditions, as the retreat isn’t suitable for pregnant women, those with heart problems, wheelchair users, or individuals over 70 years old.

Prohibited items include alcohol and drugs. Proper contact information, including a country code, is essential, and WhatsApp is recommended for last-minute reservations.

Booking and Contact Information

To reserve a spot, travelers can visit the retreat’s website or contact the organizers directly.

Spots are limited to 10 participants, so early booking is recommended. The retreat offers a free cancellation policy, allowing participants to cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Plus, the retreat operates a "reserve now, pay later" option, enabling travelers to secure their spot without paying anything upfront.

For last-minute reservations, WhatsApp is the preferred method of communication, as it ensures accurate contact information with the country code.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring Personal Medications to the Retreat?

Participants can bring personal medications to the retreat, but they should inform the organizers in advance. The retreat staff can provide guidance on any potential interactions or precautions needed during the ceremonial activities.

What Is the Attire Recommended for the Ceremonies?

It’s recommended to wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing for the ceremonies. Avoid anything too tight or restrictive. White or light-colored natural fabrics are ideal as they can help enhance the spiritual experience.

Is It Safe for People With Mental Illnesses to Attend?

Those with mental illnesses shouldn’t attend without medical approval, as the ceremonies could exacerbate their condition. It’s crucial to consult a healthcare professional before considering participation in any retreat involving psychoactive substances.

Can I Participate in Just One of the Ceremonies?

Participants can attend just one of the ceremonies. However, the retreat’s activities are designed as an integrated experience, so taking part in the full program is recommended to maximize the benefits. The retreat’s policy allows flexibility within reasonable limits.

Is There Internet Access and Phone Reception at the Retreat?

There’s limited internet access and phone reception at the retreat. Participants are encouraged to disconnect and focus on the spiritual experience. An assistant will be available in case of emergencies or to relay messages.

The Sum Up

The Ayahuasca Retreat in Cusco offers a transformative two-day experience, immersing participants in ancient spiritual practices. Led by master shamans, the retreat includes a coca leaf reading, purification rituals, and an Ayahuasca ceremony designed for deep healing and self-discovery. Set in the serene Wayllapampa Retreat Temple, the program emphasizes internal cleansing and connection to Pachamama, providing an unforgettable journey of healing for up to 10 participants.