Ayahuasca Healing Retreats
For those seeking profound physical and spiritual healing, our Ayahuasca Healing Retreats provide a unique opportunity to engage with ancient Amazonian traditions. Held in the heart of the Peruvian rainforest, these retreats offer not only a transformative experience but also an authentic connection to the natural world.
An Ancient and Sacred Tradition
Ayahuasca, meaning “rope of the soul” in Quechua, is a powerful, sacred beverage created by blending the Banisteriopsis caapi vine with other DMT-rich plants. This carefully prepared mix has been used by indigenous peoples for centuries to promote healing, self-discovery, and a connection with the spirit world. Though recognized as hallucinogenic by some cultures, Ayahuasca is legal in Peru and is considered a therapeutic, sacred tool by Amazonian healers, known as “ayahuasqueros.” With professional guidance, Ayahuasca enables users to access enhanced states of consciousness that support mental, emotional, and physical well-being.
Healing Rituals, Ceremonies, and Guided Exploration
Each retreat is designed as a completely tailor-made experience, crafted around the individual needs and goals of each participant. Guided by experienced shamans, the journey incorporates personalized preparation, including a special diet and tailored activities, to ensure a safe and meaningful Ayahuasca experience. Set amidst the lush rainforest, each program allows participants to engage with the rich Amazonian flora and fauna. We take care of all the necessary arrangements for Ayahuasca ceremonies, allowing participants to focus on their unique path of healing and transformation.
Spiritual Practices and Ayahuasca’s Role in Health
Ayahuasca is more than a medicinal brew; it’s a bridge to higher consciousness, referred to as an “entheogen,” meaning “God within.” From ancient times, shamans have utilized entheogens to reach states of clarity, interpretation, and communion with the world around them. In many countries, Ayahuasca has been studied for its healing potential, though it remains regulated outside South America. Traditional ceremonies, however, persist in Peru and are celebrated for their spiritual benefits and ability to address physical ailments, behavioral challenges, and psychological growth.
Safety, Culture, and the Shaman’s Role
The role of the “ayahuasquero” or shaman is to ensure a safe, guided experience. With their knowledge of preparation, dosage, and effects, they personalize each ceremony according to participants’ needs and experiences. This holistic approach reflects a view of the human being that integrates the mind, body, and spirit. Shamans use Ayahuasca not only for healing but also as a means to build understanding, intuition, and harmony with the natural and spiritual world.
Price per person in double or triple room: $ 512 USD + $ 20 USD per person
INCLUDED
- Transfer airport – lodge – airport
- Transport by boat/car
- Excursions
- 2 nights at Wasaí Tambopata Lodge
- Breakfast x 2, Lunch x 2, Dinner x 2
- Bilingual guide
- Rubber boots
NOT INCLUDED
- Domestic flights
- Laundry
- Telephone calls
- Alcoholic drinks/ sodas
- Internet
- Kayak, Zip line
- Entrance fee to the National Reserve ($ 20.00 per passenger)