And here’s the truth most people don’t hear at the beginning. Ayahuasca is not about chasing experiences. It’s not about visions, labels, or shortcuts. It’s about responsibility. About how you live. About how you relate to life when the ceremony ends. At Camino al Sol, this understanding didn’t come from…
At Camino al Sol, our mission goes beyond hosting retreats. It is about protecting a lineage. To offer an authentic experience rooted in tradition, such as an Authentic Ayahuasca Retreat in Colombia, we must first listen to the voices that have carried this fire for generations. Today, we introduce one…
Ayahuasca has moved from remote Indigenous contexts into global conversations about healing, spirituality, and transformation. You’ve likely heard the stories.Trauma healed in a single night.Years of suffering dissolved.A sense of purpose restored. What’s spoken about far less is the quieter reality that comes after the stories fade. Ayahuasca is not…
You’ve just come out of ceremony. The songs are quiet now.The medicine house is empty.And suddenly, you’re back in your body, your thoughts, your life. For many people, this is the most vulnerable part of the journey. Not the visions.Not the purge.Not the night itself. But what comes after. The…
When ceremony ends, you return to your everyday life.The container that held you is gone.The taita is gone.The retreat community disperses. And you’re left with whatever the medicine opened in you, sitting alone in your apartment, wondering: Is this actually healing… or am I destabilized? This is where the ayahuasca…
Quick SummaryThe Circle of the Word is a foundational Indigenous practice where clarity, responsibility, and community are cultivated through disciplined dialogue. Supported by mambe and ambil, it is the structure that allows ayahuasca insights to be spoken, integrated, and lived. Without the Circle of the Word, ceremony risks becoming experience…
Quick SummaryRapé (also called hapé) is a sacred Amazonian snuff made from jungle tobacco and alkaline plant ashes. Used by Indigenous peoples for clearing, grounding, and alignment, rapé is not psychedelic, not recreational, and not a wellness trend. It is a disciplined tobacco medicine often used before or after ayahuasca…
Quick SummaryAmbil is a sacred tobacco paste used by Indigenous peoples of the Colombian Amazon to ground the body, protect the word, and seal responsibility. It is not smoked, not psychedelic, and not recreational. Prepared from jungle tobacco and alkaline vegetal salts, ambil supports clarity, discipline, and integration, especially when…
The journey toward the Amazon often begins with a question.For some, it’s about healing. For others, curiosity. But as global interest in plant medicine has grown rapidly, something essential has been lost beneath retreat marketing, social media imagery, and psychedelic tourism. To approach this medicine with integrity, we must look…
Ayahuasca retreats are everywhere now. Colombia, Peru, Costa Rica… each one promising transformation. But the truth is that not all retreats carry the same roots, safety, or intention. A real ayahuasca retreat Colombia—one rooted in lineage, elders, and a living tradition—feels very different from a luxury detox center or a…
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