The spiritual tour featuring the San Pedro ceremony and flowering bath promises a transformative journey of self-discovery. Guided by an experienced master shaman, participants embark on an Andean ritual immersion, including a coca leaf reading, cleansing ceremony, and the main San Pedro experience. Set in the serene Retreat Temple CAISAE, the day culminates with a refreshing flowering bath, allowing for personal reflection and integration of insights gained. This profound experience offers a unique opportunity to explore the depths of one’s consciousness and connect with the healing wisdom of ancient traditions.
Key Points
- A full-day spiritual tour that includes a San Pedro ceremony, Andean coca leaf reading, cleansing ritual, and a flowering bath led by experienced indigenous shamans.
- The San Pedro ceremony is conducted in a group setting of up to 5 participants, with pre-ritual purging and fasting required for optimal experience.
- Accommodation, meals, transportation, and all ceremony materials are included in the tour package, which is available in English, Spanish, and Quechua.
- The tour is not recommended for children under 4, pregnant women, or individuals with heart issues, as participants must handle the intense effects of the San Pedro ceremony.
- Participants often report profound and transformative experiences, leading to a renewed sense of purpose and clarity, facilitated by discussions with the shaman.
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Tour Overview
The spiritual tour features a captivating San Pedro Ceremony and a nourishing flowering bath experience.
It’s a full-day activity, priced from $280 per person. The group size is limited to a maximum of 5 participants for the San Pedro ceremony.
The tour is available in English, Spanish, and Quechua. Guests can take advantage of the free cancellation policy up to 24 hours in advance.
Plus, a reserve now and pay later option is available. The tour promises a transformative journey through Andean rituals and ceremonies, led by experienced spiritual guides.
Ceremony Details
Guests begin the ceremony with a pre-ritual purge, drinking a minimum of 8 glasses of volcanic medicinal water 1-2 hours prior. They must also fast, with no food for 4 hours before the ceremony. The ceremony itself starts at 11:00 am, led by a Master Shaman. It begins with an Andean coca leaf reading, followed by a cleansing ritual to remove negative energies. The group then makes an offering to Mother Earth (Pachamama) to express gratitude. The ceremony concludes with a flowering bath using Andean wildflowers, and a discussion of the participants’ experiences with the Master Shaman.
| Ceremony Schedule | ||
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| Pickup | 7:00 am | |
| Andean Ceremony | – Coca Leaf Reading – Cleansing Ritual |
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| San Pedro Starts | 11:00 am | |
| Offering | – To Pachamama | |
| Flowering Bath | – Andean Wildflowers | |
| Return | ~7:00 pm |
Inclusions
This spiritual tour includes private transportation from Cusco to the Retreat Temple CAISAE in Patapata.
You’ll be accompanied by an experienced spiritual guide and assistant, including a translator.
The retreat provides spacious rooms for 1 or 2 people and organic meals during your stay.
All elements and offerings for the ceremonies are included, as well as consultations for vision interpretations, ancestral music, and meditation sessions.
Various indigenous shaman specialists will conduct the ceremonies, including the San Pedro ceremony led by a Master Shaman.
This comprehensive package ensures a seamless and immersive spiritual experience.
Restrictions
While the spiritual tour offers a transformative experience, it may not be suitable for everyone. The ceremony requires participants to be in good physical and mental health.
Key restrictions include:
- The tour isn’t recommended for children under 4 years old, pregnant women, or individuals with heart problems, vertigo, or insect allergies.
- Participants must be able to handle the intense effects of the San Pedro ceremony, which can last several hours.
- Fasting and purging with medicinal water are required before the ceremony, which may pose challenges for some.
Prospective participants should carefully consider these restrictions to ensure the tour aligns with their abilities and well-being.
Booking Information
To book the spiritual tour, interested parties can select the desired number of participants and date to check availability.
The meeting point directions are available on Google Maps.
This spiritual journey features a San Pedro ceremony led by a Master Shaman, as well as a cleansing ritual and flowering bath.
The tour includes private transportation, experienced guides, on-site accommodation, organic meals, and various ceremonies conducted by indigenous shaman specialists.
Certain restrictions apply, including not being suitable for children under 4, pregnant women, or individuals with specific medical conditions.
Guests can take advantage of the free cancellation policy up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Preparation and Fasting
A mandatory pre-ceremony preparation involves purging with volcanic medicinal water. Participants must drink a minimum of 8 glasses of this purifying liquid 1-2 hours before the ceremony.
Additionally:
- Fasting is required, with no food consumed for 4 hours prior to the ceremony.
- This holistic preparation helps cleanse the body and mind, allowing participants to fully enjoy the sacred San Pedro experience.
The purpose of these rituals is to create the optimal conditions for the ceremony, enhancing the transformative potential of the plant medicine and the connection with the Andean spiritual practices.
Andean Ceremony and Rituals
After the preparatory purging and fasting, the spiritual tour begins with an initial Andean ceremony.
The participants take part in a coca leaf reading, a ritual that provides insights and guidance for the journey ahead. This is followed by a cleansing ritual to remove negative energies.
The main event is the San Pedro ceremony, led by the Master Shaman, which starts at 11:00 am. During this profound experience, participants offer gratitude to Pachamama, the Andean Mother Earth.
The day concludes with a flowering bath using Andean wildflowers, and a discussion of the experiences with the Shaman.
Experiences and Discussion
The San Pedro ceremony is a profound and transformative experience for participants. Guided by the experienced Shaman, participants embark on a journey of self-discovery and spiritual awakening:
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During the ceremony, participants often report intense visuals, introspective insights, and a deep connection with the natural world.
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The discussion with the Shaman afterward allows participants to process their experiences and gain a better understanding of the messages and lessons revealed through the ceremony.
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Many leave the experience feeling a renewed sense of purpose, clarity, and appreciation for the interconnectedness of all things.
The San Pedro ceremony provides a unique opportunity for personal growth and a deeper understanding of one’s place in the world.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What Are the Safety Precautions Taken During the San Pedro Ceremony?
The tour operator requires participants to fast and purge with volcanic medicinal water before the San Pedro ceremony. They also restrict access for certain medical conditions to ensure the safety of participants during the ceremony led by an experienced shaman.
Can I Drink Alcohol or Take Other Substances Before the Ceremony?
No, it’s not recommended to consume alcohol or other substances before the San Pedro ceremony. Participants must fast and avoid intoxicants to prepare their bodies and minds for the sacred ceremony safely and effectively.
How Long Do the Effects of the San Pedro Last After the Ceremony?
The effects of the San Pedro ceremony typically last 6-8 hours after ingestion, though this can vary based on individual factors. Participants should plan for the experience to last the entire day and allow time for integration afterwards.
Are There Any Dietary or Lifestyle Changes Recommended After the Ceremony?
The ceremony provider recommends avoiding heavy meals, alcohol, and stimulants for at least 24 hours after the San Pedro ceremony. They also suggest getting plenty of rest and spending time in nature to integrate the spiritual experience.
Can I Bring Personal Items or Mementos to the Ceremony?
Participants can bring personal items or mementos to the ceremony. However, it’s recommended to avoid bringing valuables or anything distracting. The focus should be on the spiritual experience during the San Pedro ritual.
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Recap
The Spiritual Tour offering the San Pedro Ceremony and Flowering Bath provides a profound journey of self-discovery and healing. Guided by an experienced Master Shaman, participants embark on a transformative experience, including an initial Andean coca leaf reading, a cleansing ritual, and the main San Pedro ceremony. The day culminates in a refreshing flowering bath, allowing for personal reflection and integration of insights gained during the ceremony.