Ayahuasca, often called the “vine of the soul” or “spirit rope,” is a sacred plant brew from the Amazon rainforest. For centuries, Indigenous peoples in Peru, Brazil, Colombia, and Ecuador have prepared it in ceremony as a medicine for healing and spiritual guidance. More than a drink, ayahuasca is considered…
Ayahuasca Medellín: What to Expect Looking for ayahuasca in Medellín? At Camino al Sol—just 45–60 minutes from the city—we’ve offered safe, authentic yagé retreats for 15+ years in the Antioquian mountains. Guided by experienced taitas and madres, our ceremonies follow Colombian tradition and are supported by music, community, and structured…
Is Ayahuasca Dangerous? Ayahuasca has moved from remote Amazonian traditions into global awareness, attracting seekers of healing, insight, and transformation. But as its popularity grows, so do the questions: Is ayahuasca safe? Understanding what makes ayahuasca safe – and when it’s not – is essential for anyone considering the experience….
Iowaska is the way many people spell ayahuasca — also known in Colombia as yagé, the sacred “vine of the soul.” This Amazonian plant brew, prepared from the Banisteriopsis caapi vine and chacruna leaves, is not a trend or shortcut. It is a teacher held within Indigenous lineages, carried through…
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