Ayahuasca Information and Retreats

in Entheogens, Peru

On this page I plan to share my knowledge of ayahuasca resources for my friends. It grows weekly.

Ayahuasca Retreats

If you are interested in participating in ayahuasca ceremonies in peru, here is a list of people that I can recommend:

  • ayahuasca-wasi.com – Diego has beautiful ceremonies and workshops in the sacred valley
  • ayahuascacircle.com - Antonio has excellent ceremonies in his beautiful center in the amazon
  • chinchilejo-tours.com – If you’re going to Iquitos look Alan up, he can recommend trusted shamans there 

Some friends that are also working with the medicine that have websites; good people: shamanic-explorer.comnixipae.comspiritmedicine.net, I’ll expand on this list as time goes on to include more traditional ayahuasceros.

Ayahuasca related websites and forums

I plan to update this post in the future with more details.

Good articles on Ayahuasca

Other Resources

Ayahuasca Conference: I’ve not been, but this looks like a really good yearly conference in Iquitos:
soga-del-alma.org.

more to come…

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1 Erik Hendrick Carpio 02.06.09 at 8:50 am

Hello
We in vite you to visit our website and if you would like you can put in touch with us.
Regards

2 Ehud 07.14.09 at 8:44 am

Hello
We invite you to look at our website
will be nice if you can add our link to your page please
all the best
Ehud
‘Yacu Puma Center’

3 Dave 12.17.09 at 11:26 pm

I found your website tonight while researching awahuasca retreats. I would like to go to one for spiritual and physical healing as well as spiritual enlightenment. Finding the best one for this is my goal. If anyone can help me in making this very important decision I would be extremely appreciative. Thanks very much,

Dave

4 Dave 12.17.09 at 11:27 pm

PS

My address is moonphish@sbcglobal.net
again, thanks,

Dave

5 alan shoemaker 01.15.10 at 1:37 pm

Thanks for the kind words… I work most of the year preparing for the annual International Amazonian Shamanism Conference. This July will be the 6th, held here in Iquitos every year. If I can help you with your logistics, shamanic retreat, etc. please don’t hesitate to ask. As well, I also have a travel agency here so you’re always better off just booking your international roundtrip to Lima instead of Iquitos. Just give me the details on your international flights and I can book your Lima to Iquitos roundtrip.

be well and do good,
alan shoemaker
Iquitos, Peru

6 Infinite self 04.04.10 at 12:10 pm

I find this website very informative and helpful, thankyou.
I have just finished my fifth tour at Blue Morpho in Iquitos and out of the 7 different Ayahuasca tour centers I have tried in Sth America they definately have the best, strongest medicine in the a very safe and comfortable environment. They cost more but worth every dollar.
I highly recommend them and suggest you put them on your retreats list.

7 John Patton 04.09.10 at 10:40 pm

I also worked with ayahuasca at Blue Morpho on about 35-40 tours over the past four years and while I haven’t worked with Ayahuasca anywhere else – I have spoken with many guests who have and have found their opinions to be overwhelmingly in favor of BM’s practice of ayahuasca shamanism and the overall experience with the center just outside of Iquitos.

I couldn’t agree with them more and the fact that each tour held at Blue Morpho averages about 40% return guests, like the person above, is a strong testament to the quality of the work being done there.

It would be of great service to those interested in the practice of ayahuasca and universal spirituality to include Blue Morpho on your website.

8 admin 04.10.10 at 9:50 am

I have also heard only good things about Souther and Blue Morpho, however I’ve never been there myself. The only complaint I’ve ever heard was about the price – but often you get what you pay for. Thanks for the comments.

9 Mishki Taki 05.20.10 at 11:14 pm

Hi Deryk,

I really like what you are doing with this site. A lot of the things you mentioned in your “Things I have learned in my life so far” post I find I am learning as well.

I am working with my friend Lucho Romero on a site for his work as a curandero in Pucallpa. As part of his site I have built a resource list with links to everything from ayahuasca education to retreats:
Ayahuasca Resources.

If you get a chance watch “Metamorphosis”, the documentary made at Blue Morpho by Keith Aronowitz. It follows a group as they work with ayahuasca and Don Alberto Torres Davila and Hamilton. It was tough going in some of the ceremonies but smiles all around at the end. :)

Take care, Michael

10 Alex 05.23.10 at 8:35 pm

Hi,

Great resources here, thank you all! I do have a question, if anyone knows any place that also includes a trip to Machu Picchu, I’d love to hear about it, as I’d love to get a chance to see that as well if I’m down there.
please email me at someone707 at gmail dotcom

11 reji larco 06.05.10 at 4:38 pm

i am in facebook
reji larco

bilingual psychotherapist
may do a retreat
do email me
thank you

12 Andy M 08.10.10 at 4:44 am

Hi Deryk

If you haven’t already visited then I would highly recommend staying at The Temple of the Way of Light just outside Iquitos. http://www.templeofthewayoflight.org

They are the only retreat centre that I’m aware of that work with female curanderas and I can say from my own personal experience there that these women are simply incredible and without doubt the greatest healers I’ve met. They also have some amazing facilitators there right now in Tracy and Lucine. Please consider adding this link to your list.

Andy

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