Sacred Plant Medicine

A Journey of Healing, Wisdom, and Transformation

Plant medicine is not just a remedy—it’s a doorway to deeper understanding. When we open ourselves to the ancient wisdom held in the roots, leaves, and flowers of the Earth, we embark on a transformative path of self-discovery, healing, and learning. These sacred plants offer more than just physical relief; they invite us to explore our inner worlds, awaken our senses, and reconnect with nature’s rhythm.

Through guided ceremonies and intentional practices, we’re not only participating in healing—we’re learning the language of the plants, honoring their teachings, and cultivating a deeper connection to ourselves and the world around us. These sacred plant medicine ceremonies offer a space for growth, where we can surrender to the wisdom of the plant spirits, deepen our awareness, and integrate powerful lessons that transcend the mind.

Join us at Katin-awan as we embrace the profound knowledge that plant medicine offers, and discover how each leaf, root, and sacred ceremony can help unlock your true potential.

Embrace the Healing Power of Plant Medicine

Sacred Ceremonies for Healing and Transformation

Explore our sacred plant medicine ceremonies, guided by experienced facilitators in a safe and supportive environment.

Ayahuasca ceremony at Katin-awan

Ayahuasca, known as Madre Medicina or the “Mother Medicine,” is a revered plant medicine that has been used for centuries by Indigenous cultures in the Amazon rainforest for spiritual healing and ceremonial purposes.

Velada ceremony at Katin-awan

Velada, a sacred ceremony deeply rooted in Indigenous traditions, serves as a bridge between the physical and spiritual realms. While often associated with various plant medicines, its essence is most profoundly connected to sacred earth-grown fungi, nature’s gentle teachers.

Kambo ceremony at Katin-awan

Kambo, often called the "Frog Medicine," is a sacred secretion derived from the Amazonian Phyllomedusa bicolor tree frog. Indigenous tribes, such as the Matsés and Katukina, have used Kambo for centuries in traditional ceremonies to cleanse the body, mind, and spirit.

Rapéh / Sacred Tobacco ceremony at Katin-awan

Rapéh / Sacred Tobacco

Rapéh (also spelled as “Hapé” or “Rapé”) is a sacred snuff medicine made from finely ground tobacco and a blend of medicinal plants, ashes, and seeds. It originates from the Indigenous tribes of the Amazon rainforest, where it is deeply woven into spiritual and ceremonial practices.

Cacao ceremony at Katin-awan

Cacao, often referred to as "The Food of the Gods," is a sacred plant with roots deep in the ancient traditions of Mesoamerican cultures, including the Mayans and Aztecs. Traditionally revered as more than just a source of nourishment, cacao was used in ceremonies to connect with the divine, foster community, and ignite profound inner transformation.

Sananga ceremony at Katin-awan

Sananga is a traditional eye medicine derived from sacred plants in the Amazon rainforest, used by Indigenous tribes for centuries to enhance spiritual vision and clarity. Often prepared by shamans, it is made from the roots and bark of plants like Tabernaemontana undulata, a shrub known for its medicinal and spiritual properties.

San Pedro ceremony at Katin-awan

San Pedro, also known as Huachuma, is a sacred cactus native to the Andes Mountains of South America. It has been revered for thousands of years by Indigenous cultures for its profound spiritual and healing properties.

Changa ceremony at Katin-awan

Changa is a sacred plant-based blend that weaves together the wisdom of the Ayahuasca vine (Banisteriopsis caapi) with other heart-opening and vision-enhancing plants. Typically inhaled and known for its ability to open the senses, expand awareness, and invite deep spiritual insight.

Plant Dieta ceremony at Katin-awan

Plant Dieta icon

The plant dieta is a sacred and intimate process. Rooted in Indigenous Amazonian traditions, a plant dieta is not a quick fix or a trendy cleanse. It is a devotional relationship built on respect, patience, and deep listening to the spirit of a particular plant teacher.