Before the ceremony starts we welcome you in a homely atmosphere. Tea is ready and you can relax and come back from your journey to us. Settle your mind in our beautifull small forest and garden.
When all participants are present, we first start with a small introduction of the team members and a few small household announcements. Then follows a sub-round in which you are free to share and ask questions. Then we dress and start inner body work and have a Caapi (Pure Ayahuasca, without DMT) ceremony.
The ceremony leader starts with making contact with the plant teachers. The group then sets their intentions and then there will be a short prayer and introduction songs for the spirits of the Ayahuasca Vine Caapi. It will take around 3-4 hours. During this ceremony we will also work with rape and mapacho.
This is for clearing 'bad' energies and to help you get clear focus during the ceremony.
After this first ceremony we will have a (hot) vegetarian late evening dinner.
The next day we will have a healthy breakfast. Then we will do inner body work again. After the inner body work we will have a wonderful walk in the nearby nature reserve. After this we will start with the Psilohuasca ceremony.
The ceremony leader starts again with making contact with the plant teachers. The group then sets their intentions and then there will be a short prayer and introduction songs for the spirits of the Ayahuasca Vine Caapi and The Truffles.
A ceremony lasts about 5-8 hours on average. During the ceremony one round of Caapi will be offered and 30 minutes later you'll eat the Truffles. After the ceremony there is an opportunity to enjoy a soup meal and fruit salad. The supervisors remain at all times ready for questions, help or a listening ear.
On the next morning you can have breakfast and a partial round of your experiences follows. Sharing is an essential part. It provides clarity and often yields many new insights. Then close. Experience shows that this is always a special moment. The weekend is often concluded with a festive lunch.
