The Cusco Full-Night Guided Ayahuasca Ceremony offers visitors a profound spiritual experience led by experienced shamans Intiyaya and Killayaya. At $350 per person, this one-day ceremony accommodates up to 10 participants, emphasizing deep purification and healing in a serene nighttime setting. Participants must adhere to a strict three-day pre-ceremony diet to prepare their minds and bodies. With comprehensive support including transportation, camping gear, and nourishing meals, this transformative journey into the subconscious promises a unique exploration that may leave you forever changed.
Key Points
- A full-night guided Ayahuasca ceremony in Cusco, priced at $350 per person, with a maximum of 10 participants and transportation included.
- Ceremony is led by two shamans, Intiyaya and Killayaya, focused on spiritual healing, purification, and detoxification.
- Participants must follow a three-day pre-ceremony diet, abstaining from red meat, drugs, and sexual activity.
- The ceremony is conducted at night to enhance receptivity to the Ayahuasca medicine and offers a transformative journey.
- Camping equipment, food, and water are provided, and the ceremony is unsuitable for pregnant women, those with heart problems, and children under 18.
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Overview and Pricing
The Ayahuasca ceremony in Cusco offers a full-night guided experience, priced from $350.00 per person.
The ceremony lasts for 1 day and is limited to 10 participants. A live tour guide provides the experience in English and Quechua.
Customers can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Visitors can reserve their spot now and pay later.
The ceremony includes services from two shamans, a sleeping mat, and a focus on spiritual healing, deep purification, and physical/spiritual detoxification.
It’s structured as three expertly-crafted sessions with rest and reflection time, conducted at night for enhanced receptivity to the medicine.
Ceremony Experience
The Ayahuasca ceremony experience in Cusco includes services from two shamans, known as Intiyaya and Killayaya, as well as a sleeping mat.
The focus of the ceremony is on spiritual healing, deep purification, and physical/spiritual detoxification.
The structure consists of three expertly-crafted sessions, each with rest and reflection time.
The ceremony is conducted at night to enhance receptivity to the medicine.
Participants can expect a profound, transformative journey that delves into the realms of the subconscious and the divine.
The experienced shamans guide the group through this sacred ritual, ensuring a safe and meaningful experience.
Pre-Ceremony Diet
What’s the required pre-ceremony diet for participants?
Ayahuasca participants must follow a minimum three-day pre-ceremony diet. This includes abstaining from red meat, though chicken and fish are allowed.
They must also refrain from sexual activity, drugs, smoking, and limit their intake of salt, sugar, high-fat foods, spicy foods, flour, and coffee.
To enhance clarity and vision during the ceremony, it’s recommended to supplement with pineapple extract before breakfast.
Adhering to this specialized diet helps prepare the body and mind for the profound spiritual experience of the Ayahuasca ceremony.
Inclusions
Complementing the pre-ceremony preparation, the Ayahuasca experience includes various thoughtful provisions to support participants throughout the journey.
All transportation to and from the ceremony site is included, ensuring a hassle-free experience. The organizers provide essential camping equipment like sleeping pads and sleeping bags, as well as personal gear, so participants can focus on the spiritual work ahead.
Food and water are also provided, nourishing both the body and the mind. Most importantly, the sacred Ayahuasca medicine is included in the package, allowing participants to fully enjoy the transformative ritual.
These all-encompassing inclusions create a supportive environment for the profound Ayahuasca experience.
Health and Safety Information
It’s important to note that the Ayahuasca ceremony isn’t suitable for all participants.
Pregnant women, individuals with heart problems, wheelchair users, children under 18, people with epilepsy, and the visually impaired aren’t permitted to participate.
Participants should bring a hat, jacket, and sleeping bag.
Alcohol and drugs are strictly prohibited during the ceremony.
All participants must adhere to the pre-ceremony dietary restrictions, which include abstaining from red meat, sexual activity, drugs, smoking, and reducing salt, sugar, high-fat foods, spices, flour, and coffee consumption.
Failure to follow these guidelines could compromise the safety and effectiveness of the Ayahuasca experience.
Ayahuasca Preparation
Participants’ preparation for the Ayahuasca ceremony is a crucial aspect of the experience. In the three days leading up to the ceremony, participants must adhere to a strict pre-ceremony diet. This includes abstaining from red meat, sexual activity, drugs, smoking, and reducing intake of salt, sugar, high-fat foods, spicy foods, flour, and coffee.
| Recommended | Restricted | Prohibited |
|---|---|---|
| Pineapple extract | Red meat | Alcohol |
| Chicken | Sexual activity | Drugs |
| Fish | Drugs | |
| Decreased salt | Smoking | |
| Decreased sugar | High-fat foods |
This pre-ceremony preparation helps to enhance the clarity and vision experienced during the Ayahuasca ceremony.
Shamanic Guidance
During the Ayahuasca ceremony, participants are guided by the shamans, known as Intiyaya and Killayaya.
These experienced ceremonial leaders create a sacred space, facilitate the rituals, and provide support throughout the journey. Their expert knowledge of the Amazonian plant medicine and mastery of traditional practices ensure a profound and transformative experience.
They skillfully guide participants through the various stages of the ceremony, addressing individual needs and ensuring the safety and well-being of the group.
The shamans’ compassionate presence and deep connection to the ancestral wisdom of their culture are instrumental in facilitating the spiritual and emotional healing that often occurs during an Ayahuasca ceremony.
Accommodations and Logistics
The Ayahuasca ceremony takes place in a secluded and tranquil setting, ensuring a comfortable and immersive experience for participants.
All transportation to and from the ceremony location is included, providing a hassle-free journey.
Participants are provided with camping equipment such as sleeping pads and bags, along with all necessary provisions like food and water.
The ancestral medicine, Ayahuasca, is an integral part of the experience and is provided by the shamans.
It’s important to note that the ceremony isn’t suitable for certain individuals, and all participants must adhere to the pre-ceremony dietary guidelines for their safety and the efficacy of the experience.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What Is the Recommended Duration of the Ayahuasca Experience?
The recommended duration of the ayahuasca experience is 1 day. The ceremony is conducted at night and includes three expertly-crafted sessions with rest and reflection time for enhanced receptivity to the medicine.
Are There Any Specific Rituals or Ceremonies Performed During the Event?
The Ayahuasca ceremony typically includes several expertly-crafted ritual sessions with rest and reflection time. It’s led by shamans, known as Intiyaya and Killayaya, who guide participants through the spiritual healing and cleansing process.
Can I Bring Personal Items or Medications to the Ceremony?
Participants can’t bring personal items or medications to the ceremony, except for essential items like a hat, jacket, and sleeping bag. All prohibited items, including alcohol and drugs, must be left behind. Adherence to the pre-ceremony diet is mandatory.
How Is the Ayahuasca Medicine Prepared and by Whom?
The ayahuasca medicine is expertly prepared by experienced shamans, known as Intiyaya and Killayaya. They follow traditional Amazonian practices to create the sacred brew, ensuring its purity and potency for the spiritual healing ceremony.
What Is the Overall Success Rate of the Ayahuasca Ceremony in Achieving Its Goals?
While precise success rates for ayahuasca ceremonies can vary, many participants report achieving the goals of spiritual healing, deep purification, and physical/spiritual detoxification. The experience’s overall efficacy depends on the expertise of the shamans and adherence to the pre-ceremony guidelines.
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Recap
The Cusco Full-Night Guided Ayahuasca Ceremony offers a profound spiritual experience led by experienced shamans. Priced at $350 per person, the one-day ceremony accommodates up to 10 participants, emphasizing deep purification and healing in a serene nighttime setting. With comprehensive support and a strict pre-ceremony diet, this transformative journey promises a unique exploration of self, supported by shamanic guidance and comfortable accommodations.