The ceremony is embedded in a calming and relaxed time with yoga and meditation. You will be consciously guided toward the ceremony from the very beginning of the journey. Even the food and drinks are tailored to this.
The process of our Ayahuasca ceremony with the shaman Edu, who has his integrative center right here in the neighborhood, is tailored to our guests and developed especially for us.
This means you won't experience your experience in a large group of people, but rather one tailored to your individual needs, with your companion or a small group. The Ayahuasca ceremony takes place outdoors, with up to three doses of the Ayahuasca drink, optionally with "rapé," a type of snuff containing herbs that are blown into your nose, and "sananga," natural plant drops intended to stimulate the eyes for greater receptivity.
Throughout the entire ceremony, you'll have your personal Guardian Angel at your side, so to speak. They'll watch over you the entire time and respond to your reactions and experiences as they arise, thus guiding the positive course of the event. The ceremony lasts all night, and the next morning you'll receive a small breakfast, where you'll discuss the night's experience with your shaman and Guardian.
Before each participation, it is absolutely necessary to complete a medical history form, which will be carefully reviewed by Edu to ensure your ceremony is a positive and memorable experience. (Certain medical conditions and medications may preclude participation in the ceremony.)
Of course, we will take you to the center and pick you up again the next morning.