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Ayahuasca Ceremonies in Colombia
In Colombia, there are many places where you can participate in an Ayahuasca (Yagé) ceremony. These include Leticia in the Amazon, Putumayo, Bogotá, Medellín, and even neighboring countries like Peru and Brazil.
However, the most important thing to keep in mind is that Ayahuasca is not merely a recreational or psychedelic experience. It is a profound spiritual practice. Ayahuasca acts as a mirror of consciousness, bringing past traumas and unresolved issues to the surface. If you have a difficult past, the experience may be challenging, but it will ultimately be a process of healing for your soul and an elevation of your consciousness, helping you cleanse your past no matter how dark it may be.
The Importance of a Certified Shaman
While many people in Colombia offer Ayahuasca, this is a spiritual practice that must be supervised by a shaman certified by the indigenous community. Not just anyone can administer Ayahuasca, as improper handling can lead to bad experiences or even health complications. Always ensure the person facilitating the ceremony is a trained and certified Taita (shaman).
Contraindications for Ayahuasca
Ayahuasca is contraindicated in certain medical conditions, such as:
- Epilepsy
- Schizophrenia
- Heart disease
It is also not recommended for those taking antibiotics or, in the case of women, during their menstrual period due to indigenous beliefs regarding energy.
Risks of Unsupervised Ceremonies
Unfortunately, there are individuals in Colombia who falsely claim to offer Yagé but use other hallucinogenic plants, such as scopolamine, which can lead to bad experiences, theft, or even sexual abuse. Additionally, Ayahuasca ceremonies can sometimes involve difficult trances, which require a trained shaman to guide participants safely through the experience.
Ayahuasca induces a spiritual trance, and proper spiritual guidance is essential. Always request certification from the shaman or Taita conducting the ceremony. This ensures the safety and authenticity of your experience.
The Healing Power of Ayahuasca
Ayahuasca ceremonies in Colombia have brought profound healing and consciousness expansion to countless individuals. While negative incidents are often amplified in the media, the thousands of stories of transformation and healing remain less publicized. This is why it is crucial to only participate in Ayahuasca ceremonies with trained professionals.
Yagé has the power to work miracles, but it must be handled with great care and respect. Only trained and certified personnel should administer it.
Why Choose Psychotravels.co?
At our center, Psychotravels, every Ayahuasca ceremony is conducted under the guidance of an expert shaman and accompanied by a medical professional to ensure participants’ safety. While it may cost a little more, your health and well-being are worth it.
About DMT Use
While it is common in some practices worldwide to smoke DMT, we do not recommend using DMT powder at home. Engaging in this practice improperly can open spiritual windows, potentially leading to spiritual disturbances or even possession. Instead, we recommend microdosing DMT, with 1-3 drops per day, under the guidance of a certified shaman.
Preparation for Ayahuasca
There are myths and realities about the preparation required for taking Ayahuasca in Colombia. Some places suggest a 15-day jungle preparation, which we believe is unnecessary. Instead, we recommend the following:
- Avoid consuming red meat, dressings, spices, dairy, and alcohol for at least two days before the ceremony.
- Abstain from sexual activity for one week prior (for men).
- Women should avoid participating during their menstrual period, as per indigenous beliefs about energy during this time.
Why Trust Psychotravels?
At Psychotravels, we provide a safe and professional environment. Our expert shaman and medical professional ensure your experience is both transformative and secure. Sometimes, spending a little more is the best way to ensure your health and spiritual journey are in the right hands.
If you would like to learn more about Ayahuasca ceremonies in Colombia, visit us at www.psychotravels.co.
