San Pedro is a traditional Andean cactus used for centuries by indigenous peoples for spiritual and healing purposes. It opens the heart, promotes deep emotional healing, and provides profound spiritual insights, often leading to a greater sense of connection to nature and the universe.

San Pedro is generally safe when used under the guidance of experienced facilitators. However, it’s important to disclose any medical conditions or medications you’re taking, as certain health conditions and drugs can interact negatively with San Pedro. Always consult with your healthcare provider before participating.

San Pedro ceremonies are typically conducted during the day, often lasting between 8-12 hours. Participants may experience heightened sensory awareness, emotional release, and profound spiritual insights. The experience is often gentle yet deep, and each person’s journey is unique.

Your welcome email upon enrollment will share more details of your specific retreat but basic foundations and preparations include following specific dietary guidelines, such as avoiding salt, sugar, alcohol, and certain foods, to cleanse the body. Setting personal intentions and understanding the cultural and spiritual context of the ceremonies are also important. Reflecting on your intentions can help guide your experience. For a master plant dieta, additional preparation may involve abstaining from certain activities and interactions to maintain energetic clarity.

Long-term effects of San Pedro and a master plant dieta can include lasting emotional healing, a deeper connection to spirituality, and an enhanced sense of inner peace and purpose.

Ayahuasca is a traditional Amazonian plant medicine used for centuries by indigenous tribes for spiritual and healing purposes. It can offer profound personal growth, emotional healing, and spiritual awakening by bringing repressed emotions to the surface and providing deep insights into one’s life and purpose

Long-term effects of San Pedro and a master plant dieta can include lasting emotional healing, a deeper connection to spirituality, and an enhanced sense of inner peace and purpose.

During the ceremony, participants consume Ayahuasca in a ritualistic setting, often experiencing vivid visions, emotional releases, and purging (vomiting or diarrhea). The ceremony typically lasts between 3-7 hours, and each person’s experience can vary.

Preparation includes following specific dietary guidelines, setting personal intentions, and understanding the cultural and spiritual context of Ayahuasca. Avoiding certain foods, alcohol, and medications is crucial in the days leading up to the ceremony.

Long-term effects can include lasting emotional healing, improved mental health, and a deeper connection to spirituality. However, continued integration and commitment to personal growth are necessary to maintain these benefits.

The frequency of Ayahuasca use varies from person to person. Some may participate in ceremonies several times during a retreat, while others may only need one session. It’s essential to consult with facilitators and listen to your own inner guidance.

Integration is a crucial part of the Ayahuasca journey. It involves processing insights gained during the ceremony and applying them to your everyday life. Engaging in activities like meditation, journaling, and connecting with supportive communities can help