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Ancient healing for the modern soul

In the heart of the Amazon, we bring time-honored shamanic practices to a modern audience, creating a safe, transformative space for deep healing and self-discovery. Guided by skilled shamans, our retreats help you release trauma and reconnect with your true self.

Paojilhuasca: Timeless wisdom, tailored for today.

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Retreats

Paojilhuasca offers immersive retreats in the jungle with native shamans. Every retreat is adapted to your needs. During your stay, you can take Ayahuasca, kambo, and yopo, follow a plant diet, and have floral baths. You can also learn to prepare your own ancestral medicines, experience Shirin-yoku, and learn how to identify local medicinal plants.

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Ayahuasca Treatments

Ayahuasca is renowned for curing mental and physical illnesses and for bringing profound positive life changes. At Paojilhuasca, you can learn to cook the liana into a brew, which will then be taken during traditional Ayahuasca ceremonies. Under the caring guidance of our shamans Don Gardel and la Maestra Alicia, ayahuasca ceremonies take place twice a week, in small groups (maximum of 10 people).

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Kambo Medicine

Kambo has proven to be an effective treatment for numerous pathologies still considered incurable. At Paojilhuasca, you can learn to fetch the frogs in the jungle, retrieve the kambo, apply the medicine and go back home with learning materials to further your knowledge and continue your treatment after your stay. No kambo frogs are ever harmed in the process, and Don Gardel teaches you how to extract the secretion while keeping the frog safe.

Plant diets & herbal healing

With the help of Paojilhuasca’s curanderos (native herbalist healer), you can follow several plant diets with plants picked in the jungle surrounding the premises. Each diet is individualised according to your needs.

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Your donations allow the children in the village to have access to school, help to improve Health Care for people living in isolated areas around Paojilhuasca, and to fight alcohol addiction, creating safer homes for the local women and children.

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