San Pedro Diaries

Today was the last ceremony of our 10 day retreat, and hailed a wonderful breakthrough. I felt that the majority of the heavy energy

So today’s ceremony was the beginning of a new chapter. There was a real shift in the feel of the ceremony and the kind

This was my first ceremony in about 6 months. I’d left Peru in between and spent time in Spain and the UK. I foolishly

My intention for this ceremony was to continue the work from last ceremony. I decided to drink the fowl tasting stuff rather than risking

This ceremony was to be dedicated to a more practical matter – what am I going to do in future? I knew that I

By the time today’s ceremony arrived, I’d largely recovered from the tortuous ceremony with the extended release capsules, and was instead more concerned that

I’d only ever sat in one Ayahuasca ceremony before, and I hadn’t experienced any visions or major breakthroughs in that ceremony. I was clearly

I drunk at 6PM and lay back on my mat. When Javier came to offer the 2nd cup an hour later, I knew I

The intention I brought to this ceremony was to see the role that guilt plays in my life and the circles I was brought

We went hiking again with Miguel today and another good friend. We decided to do our favourite hike – the 3 lakes (Kinsa Cocha).