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#1 Posted : 3/15/2013 2:22:37 PM

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Hey guys, I'm planning a trip to south america. One main part of this is to experience Ayahuasca with an authentic shaman.

Ideally, I would stay away from western retreats. (unless someone has had experience at one which was 'authentic' and not lead by a psudo-shaman. Who's intent is just to make money from ayahuasca tourism.) This is something i have read warning off. I want to be careful to keep away from such bad intent.

I asking here as im sure some of you have had the pleasure to walk the path im trying to find. And I was hoping i could benefit from your experience and work with someone of your recommendation?

I hope all is well and I get to hear back from you soon!

(If all goes as planned, i could keep this theead as a little log of my journy from planning till i came home. I guess it depends how it works out. fingers crossed!)


 

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#2 Posted : 3/20/2013 5:36:44 AM

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I am also planning a trip to the Amazon over the summer. I hope to be at Machu Picchu for the solstice. Where are you traveling in SA?
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#3 Posted : 3/21/2013 3:52:24 AM

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I take aya 2 times with Asencia....http://medicinashipiba.blogspot.com.ar/ ... very good and good shaman... she is pure love...
 
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#5 Posted : 3/21/2013 9:07:13 PM

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Amazing,lobo, others experience means a lot. How was communication? Presumably there was a language barrier, were others in the retreat able to translate or was the ceremony/everything carried out on intuition?

Im going to look into both.

Hesus, I am actually planning to do a pretty extensive trip. Its been a long time in the works! However, im fortunate enough at the moment to have pretty good access to the continent and I am hoping to take full advantage of that!

Ill keep you guys update with information.

Exciting times.

Thanks again guys.
 
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#6 Posted : 3/22/2013 12:21:44 AM

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Hi unans! ... Asencia dont speak spanish well... but she is always with his son Santos... he speach spanish.. if you want i can give you the phone number ... Greattings!
 
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#7 Posted : 5/26/2013 5:13:34 AM

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Hesus, I am actually planning to do a pretty extensive trip. Its been a long time in the works! However, im fortunate enough at the moment to have pretty good access to the continent and I am hoping to take full advantage of that!



UNANSWEREDQUESTIONS, I too am planning an extensive trip, on scholarhip to do independent research on water related issues throughout Peru. I will be arriving to Lima next week (June 1) and studying fog harvesting, meeting with universities to attend studio classes (I am a Landscape Architecture student), and visiting museums. By the 15th I will begin the Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu (camping in Aguas Caliente and visiting Machu Picchu during the solstice). While in the Andes I will be studying irrigation practices, new and old, and terraced farming techniques. From there I will be going into the Amazon to study water purification. I will then finish my studies by visiting Uros, from there I will have an open itinerary through mid-late August when I must return to present my findings, observations, and experience. The only dates I am not flexible with are a FEW days from arrival in Lima through June 22 at Moray in the Sacred Valley.

At some point I am hoping to attend an ayahuasca retreat/ceremony. I have found some places that seem too good to be true, and others that are too expensive to even consider. I am currently considering the Sapan Inka Project and Ayahuasca Satsangha but still don't feel comfortable making this decision online, I feel I need to arrive, meet people and the trip will find me. Have you had any better luck finding legitimate retreats? I am looking for a low-tech, traditional, authentic experience. I don't want a beautiful building, wi-fi, toilets, etc. I would prefer a few day hike to prepare for the journey, camping under the stars, and true shamans, not showmen.

What are your plans thus far for your adventure? I would be very interested to meet up and discuss our trip at some point, should we cross paths.
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#8 Posted : 5/26/2013 6:03:58 AM

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If I ever go to peru I am gunna drink with this guy..Ron Wheelock..the "gringo shaman".

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYmlbIrEGiM

..and yeah hes a white guy from america..but everyone says this guy is the best and the real deal. This is a guy who really does live off in a little tiny hut like house in the jungle like the locals and was apparently healing local native peoples and not charging a penny.

Never been there myself or anything but I have many people say this guy is just super legit with powerful medicine.
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#9 Posted : 5/31/2014 6:12:45 PM

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