4 Day Retreat - October 13th - 16th - FULL

Shipibo Tradition

The ceremonies will be held in the Shipibo Tradition and the Icaros are family Icaros that have been passed down through my maestro's lineage.

General

Accommodation will be sharing.

I will confirm all the details with you but the basic list of what to bring:

• Bucket

• Blanket

• Pillow

• Notebook if you would like to journal

• Sunscreen

• Swimming costume

We will be eating delicious plant-based food.  If you have any allergies or dietary requirements please let us know.

Itinerary

Arrive on Thursday afternoon between 3pm and 5pm.  Settle in and meet the group.

At around 7pm we will have our opening circle followed by the first Ayahuasca ceremony.  We will take it slow for the first ceremony.  A lot of cleaning and releasing is required in the first ceremony, so we start with a small amount and more will be offerered throughout the night.  The intention is to allow you to meet the medicine and start the process of opening. The ceremony will run till about 2-3am. After ceremony we will have some soup and an opportunity to share and download.

Friday:  You can sleep in a bit.  We will have a breakfast around 9ish.  Mid-morning we'll take a nice walk into the wilderness and maybe stop for a while and have some talks around plant teachings.

We'll have a nice lunch early afternoon and then in the afternoon you're welcome to relax or have a nap.

We'll meet again in the evening around 7 in the ceremony space, start with a sharing circle and then we will go into our second ceremony where we will usually dive a little deeper, but the pace is entirely up to you.

Saturday: We will rise early and get started with the San Pedro (Huachuma).  San Pedro is said to be the gradfather spirit.  This cactus has immense light and can gently guide us through our own awareness of self, and connect us to the fabric of being that is around us all the time.  The journey lasts the whole day which we will spend outdoors in nature.  Much of the day will be in solitude.  This can be a beautiful opportunity to reflect on the lessons learned from mother Ayahuasca.

Sunday:  Breakfast will be at 9am, usually following by closing circle.  Check out at approx 11am.

The itinerary may change depending on the energy of the group and how the process unfolds.