Embarking on an Ayahuasca journey is a profound step toward healing and self-discovery. Central to this journey is the Ayahuasca Dieta—a sacred practice that honors the medicine, purifies the body, and aligns the spirit. The Ayahuasca Dieta is more than a set of dietary guidelines; it is a sacred practice rooted in respect and intentionality. By consciously choosing what to consume and what to abstain from, you honor the profound journey ahead. This preparation not only purifies the body but also aligns the mind and spirit, creating a harmonious foundation for the healing work with Ayahuasca.
In Shipibo and other Amazonian traditions, the Dieta is a time of cleansing and spiritual tuning. It reflects your willingness to approach the medicine with humility, respect, and clarity. This sacred act of preparation honors the wisdom of the plants and the lineage of healers who guide you through this journey. Embracing the Dieta is an act of devotion, signaling your readiness to engage deeply with the medicine and the transformative experiences it offers.
Note: The Dieta is not just about what you remove from your plate—it’s about what you invite into your life: intention, presence, and sacred connection.
As you embark on this path, consider the Dieta as an invitation to cultivate mindfulness and self-awareness.
Please inform us of any medications or supplements you are taking on your intake form.
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A Gentle Return: Honoring the Medicine After Ceremony
The days and weeks following your Ayahuasca retreat are sacred. The ceremonies may be complete, but the healing continues to unfold within you. This period of integration is where insights bloom into transformation—where the seeds planted in ceremony begin to take root in your everyday life.At Arkana, we view integration as an essential part of your healing journey. These gentle guidelines are here to support your body, mind, and spirit as you carry the medicine forward with intention and grace.
Especially avoiding:
Gentle Movement
Avoid intense workouts or overstimulation for the first few days