Our Ayahuasca retreat is an invitation to slow down, turn inward, and meet Madre Medicina in a safe and loving container. Over three days in the highlands of Busay, we gather as a small circle to sit in ceremony, rest in nature, and gently integrate what the medicine reveals.
Every retreat begins long before you arrive. After you reach out, we hold a personal intake conversation and health screening to make sure this medicine is right for you, and we guide you through the dieta so your body and spirit arrive ready to receive.
Ayahuasca is not a quick solution; she is a teacher. Our role is to hold the space with reverence and care, so that you can surrender to the journey knowing you are safe, seen, and supported. Circles are kept small and intimate, so every participant receives the attention they need throughout the night and in the days that follow.
Each retreat follows a gentle rhythm that honors the medicine, the land, and your own pace.
You arrive at Katin-awan in the afternoon and settle into the quiet of the mountains. We gather in an opening circle to meet one another, share our intentions, and walk through what to expect in ceremony. This is a time to breathe, ask questions, and let the noise of everyday life fall away.
As night falls, we gather in the maloca. The medicine is served with prayer, and icaros are sung to guide and protect the space. Over the course of the night, Madre Medicina may bring visions, emotional release, or physical purging, all of it welcomed as part of the healing. Our facilitators remain with you from the opening prayer until the ceremony closes.
The mornings after ceremony are held with rest, nourishing food, and a sharing circle where you can give voice to what came through. Before you leave, we help you gather the lessons of your journey into simple practices for daily life, and our community remains here to support your integration long after the retreat ends.
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 r...
