Wachuma Two Days and Ayahuasca Ceremonies

The Wachuma Two Days and Ayahuasca Ceremonies retreat offers a transformative journey into the realm of spiritual awakening. Participants engage in a structured four-day immersion, exploring ancient plant medicines and connecting with the natural world. Through guided rituals and personal reflection, individuals embark on a path of self-discovery, uncovering deeper insights and fostering a renewed sense of purpose. While the experience promises profound personal growth, the retreat maintains an intimate and supportive environment, ensuring a safe and meaningful journey for all who attend.

Key Points

• The retreat offers a four-day immersion into indigenous practices, including Ayahuasca and Wachuma ceremonies on separate days.
• The first day focuses on initiation, detoxification, Coca Leaves reading, and an Ayahuasca ceremony.
• The second day centers around a Wachuma ceremony, guided nature walks, and optional additional Ayahuasca or Wachuma experiences.
• Preparation for the ceremonies involves a recommended detoxification process and fasting for 4 hours before the ceremonies.
• The retreat is limited to 10 participants and includes private/shared accommodations, organic meals, and round-trip transportation from Cusco.

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Retreat Overview

The two-day retreat offers participants the opportunity to experience both Ayahuasca and Wachuma ceremonies.

Participants can experience both Ayahuasca and Wachuma ceremonies during this two-day retreat.

Priced at $571 per person, the retreat features a "reserve now, pay later" option and free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.

The experience is limited to 10 participants, ensuring a small group setting. Participants can choose from specific starting times for the two-day program.

The retreat includes private or shared accommodations, organic meals, and private round-trip transportation from Cusco to the Retreat Temple.

Ceremonial Structure

As the core of the retreat, the ceremonial structure spans across four days, offering a well-rounded immersion into indigenous practices.

On the first day, participants begin with an initiation and detoxification, followed by a Coca Leaves reading and an Ayahuasca ceremony.

The second day features:

• Internal and external cleansing with a Wachuma ceremony

• Guided nature walks with the Master Shaman

• Reflection and meditation time, with the option to continue with Ayahuasca or Wachuma

The retreat culminates with a second Wachuma ceremony and an offering to Mother Earth Pachamama.

Day 1: Initiation and Detoxification

Participants begin the retreat with an initiation and detoxification process.

First, they perform a Coca Leaves reading for personal diagnosis. This ancient divination technique allows the shamans to identify any physical, emotional, or spiritual imbalances.

Next, a cleansing ritual to remove negative energies takes place. This is followed by the central event of the day – the Ayahuasca ceremony at 2:00 PM.

Under the guidance of the shamans, participants embark on a profound inner journey of self-discovery and healing.

The day’s activities aim to prepare and purify the mind, body, and spirit for the transformative work ahead.

Day 2: Internal and External Cleansing

On the second day, participants undergo a series of internal and external cleansing rituals.

The central focus is the Wachuma ceremony, held at noon, which facilitates a profound inner exploration and purification.

The Wachuma ceremony is the central focus, guiding participants on a profound inner journey of exploration and purification.

This ceremonial experience is complemented by:

• Guided nature walks with the Master Shaman, allowing for a deeper connection with the natural world.

• Opportunities for reflection and meditation, enabling participants to integrate the insights gained from the previous day’s Ayahuasca ceremony.

• An optional continuation of the Wachuma or Ayahuasca experience, catering to individual needs and preferences.

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Day 3: Reflection and Meditation

Following the third day, participants have the opportunity to reflect on their experiences and engage in meditation.

This day is dedicated to self-reflection, allowing individuals to process the insights and transformations they’ve undergone during the previous ceremonies. Guided meditations led by the shamans help participants delve deeper into their inner landscapes, fostering a sense of clarity and connection.

The serene natural surroundings of the retreat provide the perfect setting for this introspective journey. Participants may choose to continue their work with Ayahuasca or Wachuma, or simply spend the day in quiet contemplation and integration.

Day 4: Spiritual Healing and Resurrection

The fourth day of the retreat is dedicated to spiritual healing and resurrection. Participants begin with a second Wachuma ceremony, which aims to deepen their connection with the divine and facilitate profound personal growth.

Following this, they engage in a sacred offering to Mother Earth, Pachamama, expressing gratitude and reverence.

The day concludes with a Flowering Bath, a ritual that symbolizes universal connection and the cleansing of the soul.

The retreat’s cumulative experience culminates in this powerful day, leaving participants transformed and ready to integrate their insights into their daily lives.

• Second Wachuma Ceremony

• Offering to Mother Earth Pachamama

• Flowering Bath for Universal Connection

Health and Preparation

To prepare for the retreat, participants are recommended to undergo a detoxification process, ideally one day before the event. This includes drinking Volcanic Medicinal Water, which helps cleanse the body.

Fasting is required for 4 hours prior to the ceremonies. The organic meals provided throughout the retreat are tailored to participant needs, ensuring a nourishing experience.

Adherence to the dietary and detoxification guidelines is important for participants to fully engage in and benefit from the transformative ceremonies.

Guidance and Support

Though the ceremonies are led by 4 specialized indigenous Shamans, participants also receive spiritual guidance through group and individual consultations, as well as vision interpretations.

The retreat offers:

• Expert guidance from the Shamans to help participants navigate their inner journey and gain deeper understanding of their experiences.

• Group and individual consultations to address personal needs and receive support throughout the retreat.

• Vision interpretations to shed light on the meanings and significance of the insights gained during the ceremonies.

In addition, guided nature walks through the countryside, rivers, and mountains enhance the participants’ connection with the natural world.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will the Ceremonies Take Place in a Safe and Secure Setting?

The ceremonies will take place in a safe and secure setting. The retreat is limited to 10 participants, and the ceremonies are led by 4 specialized indigenous shamans who provide guidance and support throughout the experience.

What Happens if I Experience Discomfort or Have Concerns During the Retreat?

If participants experience discomfort or have concerns during the retreat, the expert shamans and staff are available to provide support and guidance. They’ll work closely with participants to ensure their safety and comfort throughout the experience.

Are There Any Age or Health Restrictions for Participating in This Retreat?

There are age and health restrictions for this retreat. Participants must be between 18-65 years old and provide a medical certificate to ensure they’re fit for the ceremonial activities. The retreat organizers reserve the right to refuse entry for health concerns.

Can I Bring My Own Personal Items or Medications to the Retreat?

Participants can bring their own personal items and medications to the retreat. The retreat staff should be informed about any medications or health conditions prior to arrival to ensure proper support and guidance during the ceremonies.

How Will the Retreat Integrate With My Existing Spiritual Practices or Beliefs?

The retreat aims to complement participants’ existing spiritual practices and beliefs through guided meditations, nature immersion, and personalized spiritual guidance from the shamans. The ceremonies are designed to enhance one’s connection with the divine and natural world.

The Sum Up

The Wachuma Two Days and Ayahuasca Ceremonies retreat offers a transformative journey of self-discovery and spiritual growth. Participants engage in a structured four-day immersion, including Ayahuasca and Wachuma ceremonies, guided nature walks, and reflection opportunities. With a focus on personal needs and a limited group size, this retreat promises an intimate and meaningful experience for those seeking profound personal and spiritual development.

You can check availability for your dates here: