Medicine Ceremony
Ayahuasca and Camalonga
Two medicine ceremonies with master plants of the Peruvian Amazon, conducted around the Sacred Fire.
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THE IMPORTANCE OF PURPOSE IN THE AYAHUASCA CEREMONY
The purpose is what gives meaning and direction to any act or genial voice in our lives, in our existence, it is the objective... When we make the determination and decide to participate in an Ayahuasca ceremony and be part of the medicine circle of the family of the Sacred Fire of Itzachilatlan in a weekend retreat. It all starts when at the beginning of the ceremony, we are given a corn leaf and a bag with tobacco. With it we prepare the tobacco, a kind of cigar as a physical instrument to connect with the spiritual world. The way and manner of taking this tobacco turns it into something sacred, because with it is expressed, manifested, declared and decreed the motive and the reason why one is there being the generator and executor of the miracle and the wonder that we wish to perform in our life, in our being, our existence, in all relationships in order to access the truth, consciousness and bliss that allows us to fulfill our glorious destiny.
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THE SACRED FIRE AND THE AYAHUASCA CEREMONY
When we ask ourselves what is sacred, the immediate answer is: That which is worthy of veneration… In our ceremonies, we sit around a bonfire, a fire. We form a circle, a medicine wheel. We take this master plant called Ayawaska, this remedy, this sacrament and we contemplate the fire. Its radiance, its light, its clarity. Through the unlimited knowledge of this extraordinary master plant Ayahuasca in front of the fire, we can access our universe of possibility and self-knowledge that allows us to understand, to be well, to be at peace and to give way to the true life so longed for. To heal, to heal our body and soul. To be well in all our relationships, in our heart.
Schedule
Preparation
- Follow the indicated dietary preparation for four to seven days beforehand.
- Avoid spicy or greasy foods, red meat, dairy, alcohol and drugs.
- Bring warm long-sleeved clothing, a blanket and pillow.
- The exact location will be shared with accepted participants.
Cultural and spiritual information; not a substitute for medical or psychological care. Health conditions and medication must be disclosed.
