Go Beyond the Ceremony.
14-DAY JUNGLE INITIATION
Go Beyond the Ceremony.
Enter the Path of Plant Apprenticeship.
14-DAY JUNGLE INITIATION
Go Beyond the Ceremony.
Enter the Path of Plant Apprenticeship.
The Ceremony Opens the Door. The Path Builds What Lasts.
The Ceremony Opens the Door. The Path Builds What Lasts.
MERAYA’s 14-Day Jungle Initiation goes beyond the pursuit of another powerful experience. Through plant dieta, Shipibo-Konibo guided ceremony, Amazonian plant teachings, and psychological integration, you enter a structured process designed to help you understand what is changing — and how to carry that change into your life.
Whether you are seeking greater clarity, emotional healing, stronger relationships, renewed direction, or a deeper relationship with the plant path, the intention is not simply to give you more experiences. It is to help you develop the awareness, tools, and responsibility to work with what those experiences reveal.
“ Experience can open you. Integration is what helps you grow.”
Key Benefits
Break Through. Break Free.
Build Personal Empowerment
Create Emotional Freedom
Understand Yourself More Deeply
Develop greater inner strength, clarity, and confidence so you can move through life with more trust in yourself.
Release old wounds, fear, and limiting emotional patterns, creating more space for peace, resilience, and authentic expression.
Gain insight into the patterns, beliefs, and experiences shaping your life, so you can respond with greater awareness rather than repetition.
Strengthen Your Relationships
Deepen Your Spiritual Connection
Clarify Your Path Forward
Develop greater clarity, honesty, and emotional presence in the way you relate to yourself and others.
Strengthen your relationship with the plant path, your inner guidance, and the meaning you make from your experiences.
Leave with a clearer sense of what matters, what needs to change, and how to carry the work into everyday life.
Build Personal Empowerment
Develop greater inner strength, clarity, and confidence so you can move through life with more trust in yourself.
Create Emotional Freedom
Release old wounds, fear, and limiting emotional patterns, creating more space for peace, resilience, and authentic expression.
Understand Yourself More Deeply
Gain insight into the patterns, beliefs, and experiences shaping your life, so you can respond with greater awareness rather than repetition.
Strengthen Your Relationships
Develop greater clarity, honesty, and emotional presence in the way you relate to yourself and others.
Deepen Your Spiritual Connection
Strengthen your relationship with the plant path, your inner guidance, and the meaning you make from your experiences.
Clarify Your Path Forward
Leave with a clearer sense of what matters, what needs to change, and how to carry the work into everyday life.
A Ceremony Can Open the Door. Dieta Teaches You How to Walk the Path.
A Ceremony Can Open the Door. Dieta Teaches You How to Walk the Path.
The 14-Day Jungle Initiation is not built around collecting more ceremonies. It is built around relationship, apprenticeship, and integration.
Through plant dieta, Shipibo-Konibo guided ceremony, Amazonian plant teachings, and psychological integration, you are given time to slow down, listen more carefully, understand what is arising, and begin developing a deeper relationship with the work.
The intention is not simply to create another powerful experience. It is to help you develop the awareness, tools, and responsibility to carry what you learn beyond the jungle and into your life.
“ Experience may reveal the path. Development teaches you how to walk it.”
WHY DIETA?
The Experience Is Only the Beginning.
Ayahuasca ceremony can reveal powerful insights, emotions, and patterns — but revelation alone does not always create lasting change. Plant dieta offers a deeper relationship with the work, giving you time and guidance to understand what is arising, explore the patterns beneath it, and begin integrating those teachings into how you live.
“ The goal is not more experiences. The goal is becoming more capable of meeting what those experiences reveal.”
Your 14 Day Plant Dieta Retreat Includes
14-Day Master Plant Dieta
Enter a focused period of plant apprenticeship, reflection, and guided development in the Amazon.
5 Guided Ayahuasca Ceremonies
Take part in a minimum of five Shipibo-Konibo guided ceremonies held within the wider dieta process.
4-Day Intensive Shamanic Training
Receive four concentrated days of shamanic teaching, practical training, and developmental work during the retreat.
Ayahuasca Navigation Course
Complete this online course before you arrive so you can enter the retreat with greater clarity, preparation, and intention.
Integration Training Course
Complete this online course after you return home to help translate the retreat into everyday life and ongoing development.
Shipibo-Konibo Curanderismo Teachings
Learn from the living traditions, stories, songs, worldview, and healing practices of the Shipibo-Konibo lineage.
Psychological Integration
Explore the patterns, beliefs, emotions, and experiences arising through the retreat so you can understand and integrate what is being revealed.
Amazonian Plant Remedies & Treatments
Experience selected traditional plant preparations, purges, baths, and remedies according to individual needs and practitioner guidance.
Accommodation, Meals & Cultural Immersion
Includes 15 nights of accommodation, dieta-friendly meals, and time connecting with the culture and environment of Pucallpa.
“ Preparation before. Immersion in the jungle. Integration after.”
Choose Your Plant Teacher
PLANT TEACHER NOYA RAO
Noya Rao is experienced within our tradition as the illuminated tree — and uniquely, it personifies itself as an enlightened tree. In our spiritual understanding, it does not simply represent illumination; it reveals a living image of what it means to become more enlightened, integrated, and capable of carrying light into the world.
Its teachings point toward the path of becoming the illuminated one — developing greater clarity, awareness, responsibility, and the capacity to serve.
Noya Rao is also the primary plant teacher behind MERAYA, guiding how we understand and harmonize our relationships with other plant teachers. For this reason, we honor Noya Rao as the Founder of MERAYA, with Mokan Noi and Ania serving as Co-Founders in bringing that guidance into human form and practice.
PLANT TEACHER BOBINSANNA
Bobinsana is deeply associated with the heart — love, self-esteem, emotional healing, and relationship.
Its teachings can invite us to meet heartache, disconnection, and the places where we have learned to close ourselves, while developing a greater capacity for confidence, openness, and emotional presence.
The relationship is not simply about feeling more love. It is about becoming more capable of loving, contributing, serving, and meeting life with an open heart.
Bobinsana is deeply associated with the heart — love, self-esteem, emotional healing, and relationship.
Its teachings can invite us to meet heartache, disconnection, and the places where we have learned to close ourselves, while developing a greater capacity for confidence, openness, and emotional presence.
The relationship is not simply about feeling more love. It is about becoming more capable of loving, contributing, serving, and meeting life with an open heart.
Which Plant Is Right for You?
Two teachers. Two relationships. One invitation to listen.
There is no universally “right” choice. Before the retreat, we’ll support you in exploring both plants so you can choose with clarity, resonance, and intention.
NOT THE QUESTION
“Which plant is better?”
THE BETTER QUESTION
“Which relationship is most aligned with what life is asking me to develop now?”
The right plant is not the most powerful one. It is the relationship most aligned with what you are ready to develop.
GUIDANCE MATTERS
The Right Guide Doesn’t Walk the Path for You.
They help you develop the clarity, capability, and responsibility to walk it for yourself.
Deep experiences can create questions as quickly as they create answers. Throughout the retreat, MERAYA provides guidance to help you understand what is arising, connect the pieces, and translate experience into development — without removing the discernment that the path requires from you.
WANT TO SEE WHAT YOU’LL ACTUALLY LEARN
The 14-Day Jungle Initiation includes traditional Amazonian plant remedies, Shipibo-Konibo teachings, shamanic training, psychological integration, and practical developmental work.
Rather than crowding this page with every lesson and treatment, we’ve created a dedicated guide where you can explore the plant remedies, teaching themes, training structure, and educational curriculum in greater depth.
FROM DISCONNECTION TO CLARITY
“I didn’t realize how lost, disconnected, and burdened I truly was until this jungle retreat awakened a part of me I had forgotten existed. The teachings on soul retrieval, empowerment, and relationship mastery revealed the hidden patterns shaping my life. Through shamanic ceremonies, guided journeys, and deep psychological integration, I found clarity, strength, and tools that continue to transform me every day. What began as doubt became the most life-changing and empowering experience I’ve ever had.”
Your 14-Day Dieta Retreat Schedule
Day 1. Arrival, Orientation & Opening the Dieta
Crossing the threshold. Establishing safety, structure, relationship, and the opening of the plant apprenticeship.
07:00 – 10:00 | Group Introductions & Breakfast (Hotel – Provided by Meraya)
We begin gently. After resting the night before in Pucallpa, we gather for breakfast and a simple introduction circle. This is your first meeting with the group you’ll be walking alongside for the next two weeks.
People arrive carrying many things — fatigue, questions, anticipation, quiet hope. Nothing needs to be fixed here. This morning is about arriving fully, orienting to one another, and allowing a sense of shared intention to take shape.
11:00 | Arrival at the Camp
We travel together to the land where the Dieta will unfold. This moment marks a clear transition — leaving behind daily roles, distractions, and noise. As you step onto the land, you cross a threshold from ordinary life into a different rhythm, one shaped by simplicity, attention, and relationship with the plants.
11:00 – 12:00 | Welcome Ceremony
This ceremony formally opens the retreat space. It is not about performance or belief, but about presence and orientation.
Here, we set aside external concerns and begin to gather ourselves inwardly. The ceremony helps ground your energy, establish protection, and bring coherence to the system — body, mind, and nervous system — before deeper work begins.
12:00 – 14:00 | Retreat Guidelines & Framework
Clear structure creates safety. In this session, we lay out the framework of the Dieta: guidelines, agreements, and practical orientation.
For many, this clarity brings relief. The container allows you to relax, knowing what is expected and what is held. Discipline here is not restrictive — it is what makes depth possible.
14:00 – 15:00 | Lunch
A simple, nourishing meal aligned with the Dieta. Food at this stage is about grounding and steadiness, not stimulation. The body begins to adjust to a quieter, more sensitive way of receiving.
15:00 – 17:00 | Life Story Sharing
This circle invites honesty. Each person carries a story shaped by challenge, learning, and survival. You are invited to speak from lived experience — not to impress, explain, or justify — but to be heard as you are.
Sharing here often releases long-held weight. It establishes trust, connection, and a felt sense of community that will support the deeper stages of the retreat.
17:00 – 18:00 | Rest
Rest is part of the work. This time allows the nervous system to settle and the day to integrate. Stillness supports digestion — not just of food, but of experience.
18:00 – 19:00 | Module 1: Empowerment — Soul Plad Class
This foundational class introduces two core tools used throughout the retreat: Mapacho (sacred jungle tobacco) and Agua Florida (spiritual floral water).
These allies are used for protection, grounding, and energetic hygiene. For facilitators who naturally absorb the emotions or states of others, these tools help restore sovereignty, clarity, and containment — essential qualities for safe and effective service.
19:00 – 20:00 | Rest & Preparation
A quiet period to prepare for ceremony. It’s normal to feel anticipation or nervousness here. Nothing needs to be forced. This time is about settling, listening inwardly, and allowing readiness to emerge naturally.
20:00 – 02:00 | Ayahuasca Ceremony No. 1 — Opening the Noyarao/Bobinsanna Dieta
The first ceremony opens the Dieta with Noyarao, often referred to as the Tree of Light. Or with Bobinsanna the lover of light This marks the true beginning of the apprenticeship.
This ceremony is not about spectacle or intensity. It is about truth, clarity, and alignment. For those carrying exhaustion, self-doubt, or a sense of fragmentation, the medicine begins to reveal what is essential and real.
As the night unfolds, the deeper work of the retreat begins — not through force, but through relationship, listening, and surrender to a process much older than any of us.
Day 2. Purification, Responsibility & Restoring Agency
Clearing the vessel, reclaiming authorship, and re-orienting power away from victim hood.
09:00 – 11:00 | Vomitivo — Piñón Blanco Purge
This morning begins with a traditional vomitivo using Piñón Blanco. This purge works on physical, emotional, and energetic levels.
Physically, it clears parasites, viral load, and stagnation. Energetically, it releases fear, anxiety, doubt, and old residue carried in the system. Many people arrive holding years of unprocessed experience. This purge helps clear the vessel so your Dieta teacher — Noyarao or Bobinsanna— has space to work more directly and cleanly within you.
This is not about force or endurance. It is about preparation, honesty, and readiness.
11:00 – 14:00 | Rest
After the purge, the body and nervous system need time to settle. This rest allows the system to recalibrate and integrate what has been released.
For people who are usually driven, overstimulated, or constantly “on,” this stillness can feel unfamiliar — and deeply restorative.
14:00 – 15:00 | Lunch
A simple, clean meal to gently ground the body. Eating at this stage is about presence and care, not stimulation. Nourishment supports stability and keeps the system resourced as deeper work continues.
15:00 – 17:00 | Rest
Purification continues beneath the surface. This time allows the body, mind, and emotional field to harmonize. Nothing needs to be done. Integration happens naturally when space is respected.
17:00 – 17:45 | Teaching: Your Extraordinary Life
This session addresses responsibility and authorship. You are not here because life happened to you — you are here because life shaped you.
Many people live reactively, adapting to circumstances rather than choosing deliberately. This teaching restores agency. It invites you to recognize where your attention, decisions, and standards are quietly shaping your future.
17:45 – 18:00 | Sharing Circle
A brief space to speak what is present. Sharing helps integrate insight and strengthens trust — with the group and with yourself.
18:00 – 19:00 | Teaching: The Five Elements
This teaching introduces the elemental framework — Earth, Water, Fire, Air, and Ether — as a way to understand temperament, communication, and relational dynamics.
Many conflicts in leadership, service, and relationships come from misunderstanding differences rather than lack of care. This framework helps you recognize your own elemental tendencies and meet others with greater precision, balance, and compassion.
19:00 – 19:15 | Sharing Circle
Time to reflect and anchor the learning. Being seen and heard here often softens long-held patterns of invisibility or self-suppression.
19:15 – 19:45 | Rest
Space for the body to absorb what the mind has learned. Integration continues quietly.
19:45 – 20:15 | Teaching: Life Conditions & Blueprint
This session reframes difficulty. Life does not initiate us by accident. Every challenge, loss, betrayal, and breakdown has shaped your capacity to serve, lead, and hold space.
Here, we explore how meaning — not circumstance — determines power. When past experiences are understood as initiations rather than punishments, energy returns and victimhood dissolves.
20:15 – 20:30 | Sharing Circle
Insights are spoken, witnessed, and grounded. Learning accelerates when held collectively.
20:30 – 21:00 | Teaching: The Power of Effective Blaming
This is a precise and often confronting teaching. Unconscious blame weakens us. Conscious blame restores power.
You learn how to acknowledge harm honestly while also reclaiming the strength, skill, and clarity forged through it. For facilitators carrying resentment or unresolved narratives, this shift releases stored energy and restores sovereignty.
21:00 – 21:15 | Closing Sharing Circle
A final reflection to complete the day. The system settles, insights land, and the group prepares for rest and dream-time integration.
Day 3. Building Relationship with the Spirit World
Establishing direct contact, learning the shamanic state, and forming reliable inner guidance.
09:00 – 10:00 | Dream & Ceremony Interpretation
Guidance often arrives through dreams, imagery, and subtle internal signals. This session helps you make sense of what emerged during the night and the ceremony.
Rather than interpreting symbolically or intellectually, the focus is on practical meaning — what is being shown, what is being asked, and how to listen more accurately going forward.
10:00 – 10:30 | Sharing Circle
A space to speak dreams, impressions, questions, or surprises. Being heard helps normalize experience and often reveals shared themes across the group.
10:30 – 11:00 | Psychological Integration — Level 1: The Body | Spheres of Influence
This session brings awareness to where your energy is currently invested — self-care, relationships, work, and purpose.
Many people feel depleted not because they lack energy, but because it is leaking through unclear boundaries or misaligned focus. This framework shows where attention and life force can be reclaimed.
11:00 – 11:30 | Psychological Integration — Level 1: The Body | Filters
We explore how perception is shaped by unconscious filters — beliefs, assumptions, and survival patterns.
As these filters become visible, rigidity softens. New options appear. Reality begins to feel more flexible and responsive.
11:30 – 12:00 | Sharing Circle
An opportunity to articulate what is shifting internally. Speaking helps consolidate learning and brings unconscious material into conscious awareness.
12:00 – 13:00 | Lunch
A quiet, grounding meal to support digestion and integration after the morning’s work.
13:00 – 13:30 | Shamanic Exercise — Beach Meditation: Meeting Your Plant Ally
A guided meditation to initiate conscious relationship with your plant ally. This is not about imagination or belief, but about attention and receptivity.
Many people long for support beyond the personal mind. This practice begins a direct, experiential relationship that will continue throughout the Dieta.
13:30 – 13:45 | Note Taking
You record impressions, sensations, or messages while they are fresh. Writing helps preserve subtle information that the mind may otherwise dismiss or forget.
13:45 – 14:00 | Sharing Circle
Sharing helps externalize the experience and strengthens the bond with your ally through acknowledgement and witnessing.
14:00 – 14:15 | Shamanic Exercise — Ecstatic Dance
Movement allows the body to release stored tension and residual charge. This short dance clears stagnation and reintroduces spontaneity and flow.
14:15 – 14:45 | Shamanic Journeying — Entering the Shamanic State
This session teaches how to reliably enter the altered state used in shamanic work. Without familiarity with this state, guidance remains inconsistent.
Here, the threshold becomes accessible and repeatable.
14:45 – 15:15 | Shamanic Exercise — Lower World Journey with Noyarao (Observing Drum)
You journey to the Lower World with Noyarao as guide. This realm holds instinctual wisdom, guardians, and sources of personal power.
Observation is emphasized — allowing the landscape, symbols, and beings to reveal themselves without force.
15:15 – 15:30 | Sharing Circle
Experiences are spoken and anchored. Symbols, animals, or messages are acknowledged and contextualized.
15:30 – 16:00 | Rest
Quiet time to allow the body and nervous system to process what has been encountered.
16:00 – 16:30 | Shamanic Exercise — Lower World Merging Journey with Noyarao/Bobinsanna (Hollow Bone)
This deeper journey focuses on surrender and receptivity. Rather than observing, you allow Noyarao’s guidance to move through you directly.
For those who habitually control or resist surrender, this practice often brings relief, trust, and coherence.
16:30 – 16:45 | Note Taking
You document sensations, insights, or imagery that emerged during the merging journey. These notes often inform later stages of the Dieta.
16:45 – 17:00 | Sharing Circle
Verbal integration strengthens memory and brings clarity to subtle experience.
17:00 – 17:30 | Noyarao Power Dance
Movement integrates the journey into the body. This dance supports clarity, joy, and embodied confidence — allowing insight to become lived experience rather than mental memory.
17:30 – 18:00 | Upper World Journey: Meeting Your Guides with Noyarao/Bobinsanna (Power Song)
This journey takes you into the Upper World with Noyarao as guide. You are introduced to higher-order allies — guides, guardians, and expressions of Noyarao that work with clarity, perspective, and protection.
For those who have long sensed guidance without direct contact, this practice begins to establish a felt relationship — not through belief, but experience.
18:00 – 18:15 | Note Taking
You record symbols, impressions, and messages while they are fresh. Writing helps stabilize subtle information and keeps guidance accessible later.
18:15 – 18:30 | Sharing Circle
Speaking the experience helps ground it. Listening to others often reveals shared themes and strengthens trust in what was encountered.
18:30 – 18:45 | Noyarao/Bobinsanna Power Dance
Movement integrates the journey into the body. This dance supports clarity, joy, and embodied confidence — allowing insight to become lived experience rather than mental memory.
18:45 – 19:15 | Shamanic Journey: Power Retrieval from the Past
This journey focuses on reclaiming energy lost through fear, trauma, or unresolved experience. Rather than revisiting the past emotionally, the emphasis is on restoration — retrieving vitality that has been tied up in old narratives or survival responses.
The result is often a felt increase in presence and capacity.
19:15 – 19:30 | Note Taking
You document what was retrieved — images, sensations, or symbols — to help integrate this restored energy consciously.
19:30 – 19:45 | Sharing Circle
Sharing confirms the return of power and helps anchor it within the group field.
19:45 – 20:00 | Noyarao Power Dance
Movement reinforces integration. The body learns that strength and aliveness are safe to inhabit.
20:00 – 21:00 | Psychological Integration — Level 2: The Mind | The 6 Human Needs
This session explores the six core human needs that drive behavior: Certainty, Uncertainty, Significance, Connection, Growth, and Contribution.
By identifying your dominant drivers, patterns that once felt confusing begin to make sense. Change becomes sustainable when actions align with how needs are actually met, rather than how we think they should be met.
21:00 – 21:15 | Sharing Circle
You speak what you’ve discovered about your drivers. Naming them brings choice. Choice restores agency.
21:15 – 21:30 | Noyarao/Bobinsanna Power Dance
Movement helps integrate mental insight into the body’s intelligence, closing the gap between understanding and action.
Day 4. Nervous System Mastery, Boundaries & Relational Clarity
Stabilizing the body, regulating emotion, understanding triggers, and learning conscious relationship dynamics.
09:00 – 09:30 | Dream & Ceremony Interpretation
Guidance often arrives through dreams, imagery, and subtle internal signals. This session helps you make sense of what emerged during the night and the ceremony.
Rather than interpreting symbolically or intellectually, the focus is on practical meaning — what is being shown, what is being asked, and how to listen more accurately going forward.
09:30 – 10:00 | Sharing Circle
A space to speak dreams, impressions, questions, or surprises. Being heard helps normalize experience and often reveals shared themes across the group.
10:00 – 10:15 | Noyarao/Bobinsanna Power Dance
Movement helps integrate mental insight into the body’s intelligence, closing the gap between understanding and action.
10:15 – 11:15 | Psychological Integration — Level 1: The Body | Triggers
This class explores how the nervous system reacts before conscious thought. You learn to identify personal triggers and sorting patterns — the automatic responses that shape behavior under pressure.
Awareness here creates space. Space allows response rather than reaction.
11:15 – 11:30 | Sharing Circle
Participants reflect on what they’ve uncovered. Speaking triggers aloud reduces their unconscious charge.
11:30 – 12:30 | Psychological Integration — Level 1: The Body | The Triad
This session introduces a practical method for anchoring emotional states through focus, physiology, and language.
Rather than managing emotions through effort, you learn how to reliably access clarity, strength, and steadiness — even under stress.
12:30 – 13:30 | Lunch
A quiet, grounding meal to support digestion and integration after the morning’s work.
13:30 – 14:00 | Shamanic Journey: Meeting the Body Protector
You are guided to meet the protective intelligence associated with your physical body. This ally supports health, boundaries, and safety.
For many, this restores respect for the body as a source of wisdom rather than something to override or ignore.
14:00 – 14:15 | Note Taking
You document the form, presence, or message of this protector. These notes often become practical reference points later in the Dieta.
14:15 – 14:30 | Sharing Circle
The day closes with collective witnessing. New alliances are named, and the work is gently sealed.
14:30 – 14:45 | Noyarao/Bobinsanna Power Dance
Movement helps integrate mental insight into the body’s intelligence, closing the gap between understanding and action.
14:45 – 15:15 | Psychological Integration — Level 2: The Mind | Emotional Fuel
Every life is shaped by a small set of familiar emotional states. Some expand us. Others quietly drain us.
In this session, you learn how emotional patterns are formed and how to interrupt stuck states. Practical strategies are introduced to access clarity, steadiness, and motivation intentionally — rather than waiting for circumstances to change.
15:15 – 16:15 | Teaching: The Five Givens & Universal Principles
This teaching explores five fundamental realities of human life and growth. These principles help dissolve unnecessary resistance to change, uncertainty, and impermanence.
When life is understood more accurately, effort decreases and acceptance deepens — without passivity or resignation.
16:15 – 16:30 | Noyarao/Bobinsanna Power Dance
A short movement session to embody the insights and return them to the body.
16:30 – 17:00 | SEW Practice — Sensations, Emotions, What Do I Want?
This simple practice brings attention back to direct experience.
You learn to track physical sensations, recognize emotional signals, and clarify genuine desire in the present moment. SEW cuts through mental noise and reconnects you with inner truth, allowing choice to emerge where habit once dominated.
17:00 – 17:30 | Relationship Mastery — Part 1: The Foundations of Love & Passion
This session begins with self-relationship. Lasting intimacy does not come from chasing connection or avoiding loneliness — it comes from clarity, self-respect, and embodied presence.
We explore what sustains desire, joy, and aliveness over time, and where people quietly compromise themselves. This teaching helps you clarify what you genuinely want, what you are available for, and what you are no longer willing to tolerate — without blame or drama.
17:30 – 18:00 | Relationship Mastery — Part 2: The Relationship Pyramid
Here we look at the underlying structure that determines whether relationships thrive or deteriorate.
Rather than focusing on fixing a partner, this framework shows how alignment, values, and personal responsibility create attraction and trust. When the structure is understood, confusion decreases and choice becomes clearer.
18:00 – 18:15 | Noyarao/Bobinsanna Power Dance
A short movement session to embody the insights and return them to the body.
18:15 – 18:45 | Relationship Mastery — Part 3: Choosing Consciously
This session addresses a core truth: people rarely change their nature unless they choose to.
You learn how to recognize who you are choosing, what they are capable of offering, and whether there is genuine willingness to grow together. Passion is reignited not by waiting for change, but by returning to personal truth and self-honesty.
18:45 – 19:15 | Relationship Mastery — Part 4: The Six Positions of Relationship
This framework maps common relational positions — from disconnection to mutual presence.
Rather than idealizing love, this teaching helps you locate where you actually stand and what movement is required. It replaces waiting and self-deception with clarity and self-responsibility.
19:15 – 19:30 | Sharing Circle
A space to speak honestly about what has surfaced — without fixing or advising. Speaking truth reduces shame and strengthens relational clarity.
19:30 – 19:45 | Noyarao/Bobinsanna Power Dance
Movement to integrate relational insight into the body. This dance supports emotional release, vitality, and grounded confidence.
19:45 – 20:15 | Shamanic Journey — Discovering the Inner Gatekeeper
This journey introduces the energetic guardian of your boundaries.
You learn to recognize what is welcome in your inner and relational space — and what is not. This practice supports sovereignty, discernment, and energetic hygiene, especially for those who habitually over-give or absorb others’ states.
20:15 – 20:30 | Note Taking
You record impressions, messages, or insights from the journey. Writing helps translate subtle experience into practical awareness.
20:30 – 20:45 | Sharing Circle
20:45 – 21:15 | Relationship Mastery — Part 5: The Five Relationship Stressors
This session identifies common stressors that quietly erode intimacy over time — neglect, miscommunication, resentment, boredom, and disconnection.
By recognizing these early, relationships can be adjusted before damage accumulates.
21:15 – 21:45 | Relationship Mastery — Part 6: Intimacy Dynamics
We explore complementary relational dynamics that either open or close connection.
Rather than stereotypes or blame, the focus is on understanding emotional responsiveness, safety, and polarity — and how these influence desire and closeness.
21:45 – 22:15 | Noyarao Power Dance
Movement to integrate relational insight and release expectation or performance.
22:15 – 22:45 | Relationship Mastery — Part 7: The Three Dimensions of Relationship
Relationships operate across three domains: physical, emotional, and meaning-based.
When one dimension is neglected, imbalance arises. When all are tended, relationships become stable, alive, and nourishing.
22:45 – 23:00 – Sharing Circle
23:15 – 23:30 | Noyarao/Bobinsanna Power Dance
Movement to integrate relational insight and release expectation or performance.
Day 5. Soul Retrieval, Identity Repatterining & Meaning
Recovering lost energy, re-authoring identity, and understanding the deeper story of one’s life.
09:00 – 09:30 | Dream & Ceremony Interpretation
Guidance often arrives through dreams, imagery, and subtle internal signals. This session helps you make sense of what emerged during the night and the ceremony.
Rather than interpreting symbolically or intellectually, the focus is on practical meaning — what is being shown, what is being asked, and how to listen more accurately going forward.
09:30 – 10:00 | Sharing Circle
A space to speak dreams, impressions, questions, or surprises. Being heard helps normalize experience and often reveals shared themes across the group.
10:00 – 10:15 | Noyarao/Bobinsanna Power Dance
Movement to integrate relational insight and release expectation or performance.
10:15 – 10:45 | Soul Retrieval Journey I — Reclaiming Soul Attachments
This journey focuses on retrieving energy left behind in past relationships, events, or identities.
Rather than revisiting pain, the emphasis is on restoration — bringing back presence, vitality, and inner cohesion.
10:45 – 11:00 | Note Taking
You document what was retrieved or released. These notes often inform later stages of integration.
10:45 – 11:00 | Sharing Circle
Speaking the retrieval anchors it. Witnessing completes the process.
11:00 – 11:30 | Relationship Mastery — Part 8: Meeting Emotional Needs
This session explores how core emotional needs shape relational behavior.
Understanding these needs — in yourself and others — transforms conflict into clarity and allows connection to deepen without self-abandonment.
11:30 – 11:45 | Noyarao/Bobinsanna Power Dance
Movement to integrate relational insight and release expectation or performance.
11:45 – 13:00 | Relationship Mastery — Part 9: Creating Conscious Relationship Rituals
We close with practical integration. Rituals — daily, weekly, and seasonal — keep relationships alive over time.
Without structure, intimacy fades. With intention, relationships become stable, meaningful, and sustaining.
13:00 – 14:00 | Lunch
A grounding meal to support digestion and integration. Eating here is slow and intentional, allowing insight to settle into the body.
14:15 – 14:30 | Noyarao/Bobinsanna Power Dance
Movement to integrate relational insight and release expectation or performance.
14:30 – 15:30 | Teaching: The Seven Elements of Story — The Hero’s Journey
This teaching explores the universal structure behind all meaningful change. The Hero’s Journey is not mythology — it is the pattern through which identity forms, collapses, and reorganizes.
You are guided to locate yourself within your own story: where you began, what you were initiated through, what was lost, and what is now being reclaimed. For those who have felt disoriented or unsure of direction, this session restores coherence. Your life is not random. It has shape, rhythm, and meaning.
15:30 – 16:00 | Sharing Circle
A short space to speak what has been recognized. Naming your position in the story reduces confusion and restores authorship.
16:00 – 16:15 | Noyarao/Bobinsanna Power Dance
Movement to awaken energy and clear mental residue. This dance supports momentum, vitality, and grounded presence before deeper cognitive work.
Psychological Integration — Level 2: The Mind | Force 2 — Seven-Step Framework
16:15 – 16:45 | Step 1: Global Belief Systems
This session identifies the foundational belief structures shaping your perception of reality — beliefs around time, money, relationships, pain, spirituality, and worth.
These systems often operate invisibly. Once seen clearly, they lose their authority. Awareness here opens the possibility of conscious revision rather than unconscious repetition.
16:45 – 17:15 | Step 2: Identity
We explore identity beneath roles, trauma narratives, and adaptation strategies.
This is not about self-improvement, but recognition — seeing what is essential, what was assumed, and what is no longer true. As false identities dissolve, clarity and self-trust begin to return naturally.
17:15 – 17:30 | Sharing Circle
Participants reflect on belief and identity themes. Speaking them aloud often dissolves shame and confusion that cannot be resolved internally.
17:30 – 17:45 | Noyarao/Bobinsanna Power Dance
Movement to awaken energy and clear mental residue. This dance supports momentum, vitality, and grounded presence before deeper cognitive work.
17:45 – 18:15 | Soul Retrieval Journey II: Releasing External Attachments
This journey focuses on identifying and releasing energies that do not belong to you — projections, expectations, or emotional imprints from others or ancestral lines.
The emphasis is not rejection, but return. What is not yours is released with respect. What is yours is reclaimed with clarity.
18:15 – 18:30 | Note Taking
You document sensations, images, or shifts while they are accessible. Writing helps anchor subtle experience into conscious awareness.
18:30 – 18:45 | Sharing Circle
Experiences are spoken and witnessed. This completes the retrieval process and strengthens integration.
18:45 – 19:00 | Noyarao/Bobinsanna Power Dance
Movement to awaken energy and clear mental residue. This dance supports momentum, vitality, and grounded presence before deeper cognitive work.
Psychological Integration — Level 2: The Mind | Force 2 — Seven-Step Framework
19:00 – 20:00 | Step 3: The Primary Question
Every life is shaped by a quiet, repetitive question running beneath awareness. This question determines what you notice, how you interpret events, and where your attention returns under pressure.
In this session, you uncover the primary question that has been guiding your decisions — often without consent. Once revealed, it loses its unconscious grip and becomes something you can consciously choose, refine, or release. This shift alone can dissolve long-standing patterns of struggle or dissatisfaction.
20:00 – 20:15 | Sharing Circle
You give voice to what has been uncovered. Speaking the primary question out loud often brings relief and clarity. What was once carried silently becomes workable and free.
20:15 – 20:30 | Noyarao/Bobinsanna Power Dance
Movement to awaken energy and clear mental residue. This dance supports momentum, vitality, and grounded presence before deeper cognitive work.
Psychological Integration — Level 2: The Mind | Seven-Step Framework
20:30 – 21:30 | Step 4: Vehicles & Virtual Villains
This session explores how you’ve been attempting to meet your core needs — through work, relationships, control, avoidance, or struggle. These strategies, called vehicles, often persist long after they stop serving us.
We also examine “virtual villains” — people, situations, or beliefs that have been unconsciously blamed for limitation or pain. By bringing these patterns into awareness, energy is reclaimed and choice returns.
21:30 – 21:45 | Noyarao/Bobinsanna Power Dance
Movement to embody reclamation. As the body moves, old positions of blame or resignation loosen, making space for presence and vitality.
21:45 – 22:15 | Soul Retrieval Journey III: Recovering Soul Entanglements
This journey focuses on reclaiming parts of yourself that others still carry — often unintentionally. These entanglements may stem from unresolved emotion, attachment, or unfinished connection.
The emphasis is not confrontation, but restoration. What belongs to you returns. What does not is released with respect.
22:15 – 22:30 | Note Taking
You write what was experienced while it remains accessible. Naming subtle shifts helps stabilize integration.
22:30 – 22:45 | Sharing Circle
Experiences are spoken and witnessed. This completes the retrieval and deepens clarity.
22:45 – 23:00 | Noyarao Power Dance
Movement to clear residual charge and reinforce embodiment. Simplicity returns. The body remembers ease.
Psychological Integration — Level 2: The Mind | Seven-Step Framework
23:00 – 00:00 | Step 5: Values — Eliciting Towards Values
This session identifies the values that genuinely guide you — not the ones inherited or assumed.
As values become clear, misalignment becomes obvious. Energy naturally reorganizes around what truly matters, reducing confusion and inner conflict.
00:00 – 01:00 | Step 6: Rules — Eliciting Towards Rules
Values are governed by rules — the conditions under which you allow yourself to feel fulfilled, worthy, or at peace.
Most rules are unconscious and overly restrictive. Here, they are redesigned so fulfillment becomes accessible rather than postponed.
01:00 – 01:30 | Sharing Circle
Participants reflect on values and rules. Speaking them aloud strengthens commitment and dissolves outdated internal contracts.
01:45 – 02:00 | Noyarao/Bobinsanna Power Dance
A short movement session to embody alignment and celebrate internal coherence.
Day 6. Sovereignty, Values Architecture & Life Direction
Releasing entanglements, dismantling fear-based patterns, and consciously designing values, rules, mission, and future.
09:00 – 09:30 | Dream & Ceremony Interpretation
Guidance often arrives through dreams, imagery, and subtle internal signals. This session helps you make sense of what emerged during the night and the ceremony.
Rather than interpreting symbolically or intellectually, the focus is on practical meaning — what is being shown, what is being asked, and how to listen more accurately going forward.
09:30 – 10:00 | Sharing Circle
A space to speak dreams, impressions, questions, or surprises. Being heard helps normalize experience and often reveals shared themes across the group.
10:00 – 10:15 | Noyarao/Bobinsanna Power Dance
A short movement session to embody alignment and celebrate internal coherence.
10:15 – 10:45 | Soul Retrieval Journey IV: Releasing What You Carry for Others
This final journey focuses on returning soul fragments you may still be holding for others — out of loyalty, guilt, or unresolved attachment.
As these are released, both parties regain sovereignty. The system lightens. Presence deepens.
10:45 – 11:00 | Note Taking
You document the release and resulting clarity. These notes often become anchors for future decisions.
11:00 – 11:30 | Soul Retrieval Journey V: Releasing Relationship Egregores
This journey focuses on dissolving lingering energetic imprints left by past relationships — partners, family members, friendships, and significant bonds. These imprints often persist quietly, influencing choices, emotions, and attention long after the relationship has ended.
Through conscious release, these attachments are returned with respect. What remains is a sense of internal space — the freedom to choose without being pulled by unfinished emotional contracts.
11:30 – 11:45 | Note Taking
You document sensations, images, or realizations while they are present. Writing helps stabilize subtle shifts and makes them accessible later.
11:45 – 12:00 | Sharing Circle
A brief space to voice what was released or reclaimed. Speaking completes the process and allows integration to deepen through witnessing.
12:00 – 12:15 | Noyarao/Bobinsanna Power Dance
Movement to embody lightness and sovereignty. The body registers the absence of old cords and reclaims its full energetic presence.
Psychological Integration — Level 2: The Mind | Seven-Step Framework
12:15 – 13:15 | Step 5: Present Away Values
This session explores the values that operate through avoidance — fear, resistance, or protection. These “away” values often drive behavior unconsciously, shaping decisions through what we are trying to prevent rather than what we are choosing to create.
By making these visible, their grip softens. Choice returns.
13:15 – 13:30 | Noyarao/Bobinsanna Power Dance
Movement to embody lightness and sovereignty. The body registers the absence of old cords and reclaims its full energetic presence.
13:30 – 14:30 | Step 6: Present Away Rules
Away values are governed by hidden rules — internal conditions that trigger withdrawal, self-judgment, or collapse when life doesn’t conform.
Here, these rules are identified and redesigned, reducing unnecessary inner conflict and restoring emotional flexibility.
14:30 – 15:30 – Lunch
15:30 – 16:30 | Partner Exercise: The Hallucination Process
Working in pairs, you explore one another’s values and rules through reflection rather than analysis. This process gently reveals blind spots, strengths, and distortions — not to correct, but to bring awareness.
Being seen accurately by another often clarifies what the mind alone cannot.
16:30 – 16:45 | Noyarao/Bobinsanna Power Dance
Movement to release mental intensity and return to simplicity, breath, and embodied presence.
16:45 – 17:15 | Creating a Compelling Future
You begin designing a future that aligns with the clarity now emerging — not fantasy, but direction.
This vision is grounded in values, contribution, and lived meaning. It serves as an orienting pull rather than a pressured goal.
17:15 – 17:30 | Sharing Circle
Participants speak the future they are beginning to sense. Naming it aloud strengthens coherence and commitment.
17:30 – 17:45 | Noyarao/Bobinsanna Power Dance
Movement to release mental intensity and return to simplicity, breath, and embodied presence.
17:45 – 18:45 | Crafting Your Mission Statement
This session focuses on articulating purpose — a clear statement that reflects why you are here and how you are meant to contribute.
A mission statement becomes an internal compass, simplifying decisions and reducing hesitation when life presents complexity.
18:45 – 19:00 | Sharing Circle
You speak your mission into the group. Hearing it aloud often brings solidity and emotional resonance.
19:00 – 19:15 | Noyarao/Bobinsanna Power Dance
Movement to embody purpose and anchor it beyond words.
19:15 – 20:15 | Designing Your New Values & Rules
This is a deep internal workshop. You consciously redesign both your values and the rules that govern how fulfillment, peace, and success are accessed.
Old, rigid standards are replaced with structures that support sustainability, clarity, and ease.
20:15 – 21:15 | Noyarao/Bobinsanna Power Dance
Movement to embody purpose and anchor it beyond words.
21:15 – 22:15 | Designing Your New Values & Rules (Continued)
You return to complete the redesign with greater clarity. This is not forceful change — it is refinement. An internal operating system aligned with who you are now.
22:15 – 22:30 | Noyarao/Bobinsanna Power Dance
Movement to embody purpose and anchor it beyond words.
22:00 – 22:30 | Situation-Specific Beliefs
This session identifies context-dependent beliefs — the exceptions where values are quietly compromised under stress, intimacy, or fear.
Bringing these into awareness restores integrity and reduces internal friction.
22:30 – 23:00 | Closing Sharing Circle
The day closes with reflection and witnessing. What has been released is acknowledged. What has been clarified is named.
A sense of sovereignty settles — not as effort, but as orientation.
Day 7. Integration, Completion & Sealing the Work
Stabilizing the new internal structure, resting the system, and sealing the process through ceremony and lineage teaching.
09:00 – 13:00 – Morning | Integration & Completion
The morning is intentionally open. This time is used to complete and refine your new values and rules.
Nothing needs to be forced. This is a quiet check for clarity and simplicity — ensuring that what you’ve designed feels livable, grounded, and true. When values are clear and rules are clean, tension falls away. What remains is orientation, not effort.
13:00 – 14:00 Lunch
14:00 – 14:30 | Noyarao Power Dance
Movement to mark completion. This dance celebrates coherence — the felt sense of alignment between mind, body, and direction.
There is no push here. Only affirmation. The body registers what has changed and lets old weight drop naturally.
14:30 – 16:30 | Values Integration Practice
This final practice stabilizes your new internal architecture. Through guided reflection and embodiment, values and rules move beyond concept and into lived reference points.
The work here is quiet but decisive. Choice becomes simpler. Reaction decreases. Identity consolidates.
16:30 – 17:30 | Rest
Extended rest allows the nervous system and emotional field to absorb what has been reorganized.
Integration does not require attention. It happens in stillness. This pause ensures that change becomes durable rather than temporary.
17:30 – 19:00 – Shipibo-Conibo Lecture: Teachings from Indigenous Elders
Receive rare and authentic teachings from Shipibo-Conibo Elders, who carry the living tradition of the Dieta. Through their sacred stories, songs, and wisdom, you will glimpse the greater cosmology of healing—a view far beyond Western models of trauma or therapy. For those who have felt lost, disconnected, or disillusioned with modern spiritual paths, this transmission ignites the memory of belonging to something ancient, true, and whole.
19:00 – 01:00 | Ayahuasca Ceremony No. 2
Enter your second ceremonial night—where Noyarao deepens its relationship with you. The medicine reveals what your soul most needs to heal, release, or remember. This is the living classroom where all teachings come alive.
Day 8. Deep Physical Cleansing & Plant Medicine Grounding
09:00 – 11:00 | Vomitivo — Abilla
The day begins with a traditional vomitivo using Abilla. This purge works on physical, emotional, and energetic levels.
Physically, it supports the clearing of parasites, viral load, stagnation, and residues held in the blood and tissues. Energetically, it helps release fear, anxiety, doubt, and long-held patterns carried in the system.
Abilla is also used to address addictive patterns and deep-seated energetic imprints that affect vitality and clarity. This purge further refines the body as a clean vessel for the remaining days of the dieta.
11:00 – 13:00 | Rest
After the purge, the body and nervous system are given time to settle. Rest here supports regulation, hydration, and gentle integration.
13:00 – 14:00 | Lunch
A simple, nourishing meal to ground the body and restore strength following the morning’s cleansing work.
14:00 – 17:00 | Vapour Bath Remedy
A guided vapour bath using a synergy of medicinal plants.
This practice supports the release of deeply rooted thought-forms and embodied energetic disturbances. Heat, steam, and plant intelligence work together to soften density in the body and mind, restoring lightness and flow.
17:00 – 18:00 | Jungle Elixirs Class — Plant Remedy: Chuchuasi
An introduction to Chuchuasi, a powerful Amazonian plant ally known for strength, resilience, and grounding.
In this class, you learn how this plant supports the body, nervous system, and long-term vitality, and how to work with it respectfully as a remedy and teacher.
18:00 – 19:00 | Icaro Class
An introduction to Shipibo-Conibo Icaros — traditional healing songs used to guide, protect, and harmonize.
You learn foundational chants and how sound functions as a carrier of intention and medicine. This class is focused on relationship, responsibility, and correct use — not performance.
19:00 | Free Time
The evening is left open for rest, reflection, journaling, or quiet time in nature. This space allows the day’s physical and energetic work to settle naturally.
Day 9. Refinement, Ancestral Teaching & Ceremonial Deepening
13:00 – 14:00 | Lunch
A simple, nourishing meal to ground the body and restore strength following the recent cleansing work. Eating here is slow and intentional, supporting stability before the afternoon practices.
14:00 – 17:00 | Vapour Bath Remedy
A guided vapour bath using a synergy of medicinal plants.
This practice supports the continued release of deeply rooted thought-forms and embodied energetic disturbances. Heat, steam, and plant intelligence work together to soften residual density in the body and mind, restoring circulation, clarity, and lightness.
17:00 – 18:00 | Jungle Elixirs Class — Plant Remedy: Mucura
An introduction to Mucura, a powerful Amazonian plant ally traditionally used to strengthen the immune system and support the respiratory passages.
This remedy helps clear sinus congestion, mucus, and phlegm, while also supporting energetic protection and resilience. The class focuses on correct relationship, preparation, and practical use.
18:30 – 19:30 | Shipibo-Conibo Teaching
Elders share ancestral teachings through story and oral transmission. These sessions carry lineage-based knowledge related to harmony, protection, and vision — wisdom refined through generations of direct relationship with the forest and its medicines.
Listening here is receptive rather than analytical.
19:30 – 20:00 | Rest
Quiet reflection and preparation before ceremony.
20:00 – 02:00 | Ayahuasca Ceremony No. 3
The third ceremonial night deepens the relationship with Noyarao / Bobinsana.
This ceremony often works subtly and precisely. Pain reorganizes into understanding. Confusion gives way to clarity. Trust replaces effort. The dieta continues to deepen, not through intensity, but through coherence and presence.
Day 10. Integration, Regulation & Nervous System Reset
Today is held as a spacious day for journeying, Icaros, and allowing what has been learned to settle.
13:00 – 14:00 | Lunch
A simple, nourishing meal to ground the body and restore strength following the recent cleansing work. Eating here is slow and intentional, supporting stability before the afternoon practices.
14:00 – 17:00 | Vapour Bath Remedy
A guided vapour bath using a synergy of medicinal plants.
This practice supports the continued release of deeply rooted thought-forms and embodied energetic disturbances. Heat, steam, and plant intelligence work together to soften residual density in the body and mind, restoring circulation, clarity, and lightness.
Day 11. Sealing the Work & Deepening Plant Relationship
13:00 – 14:00 | Lunch
A simple, nourishing meal to ground the body and restore strength following the recent cleansing work.
Eating here is slow and intentional, supporting stability and regulation before the afternoon practices.
14:00 – 17:00 | Plant Bath Empowerment Remedy
This plant bath supports the sealing and stabilization of the work completed so far.
Rather than releasing more material, the focus here is on anchoring clarity, illumination, and coherence into the body and energetic field. This practice helps prevent energetic leakage and supports long-term integration of the Dieta.
17:00 – 18:00 | Jungle Elixirs Class — Plant Remedy: Una de Gato
An introduction to Una de Gato (Cat’s Claw), a powerful Amazonian plant traditionally used to support immune strength, resilience, and overall vitality.
In this class, you learn how the plant has been used to support the body during periods of weakness, inflammation, or long-term strain, as well as how to work with it respectfully as a supportive remedy within a broader healing context.
18:30 – 19:30 | Shipibo-Conibo Teaching — Ochavano Lineage
Elders share teachings through storytelling and oral transmission rooted in the Ochavano lineage.
These sessions offer a living worldview — one that honors plant intelligence, ancestral continuity, and the layered nature of human experience. Listening here is receptive rather than analytical, allowing understanding to arrive through resonance rather than effort.
19:30 – 20:00 | Rest
Quiet reflection and preparation before ceremony.
20:00 – 02:00 | Ayahuasca Ceremony No. 4
Held in relationship with Noyarao / Bobinsana, this ceremony invites a deeper stripping away of distortion and residual illusion.
This night often works with ancestry, long-held emotional patterns, and embodied truth. Rather than seeking intensity, the invitation is surrender and presence — allowing what has already been revealed to settle more fully into lived knowing.
Day 12. Structural Strengthening & Deep Physical Integration
09:00 – 10:00 | Plant Bath Empowerment Remedy
This plant bath supports the sealing and stabilization of the work completed so far.
Rather than releasing new material, the focus here is on anchoring clarity, coherence, and vitality into the physical and energetic body. This practice helps reduce energetic leakage and supports long-term integration of the Dieta.
10:00 – 11:00 | Jungle Elixirs Class — Plant Remedy: Machinga
An introduction to Machinga, often referred to locally as a “bone doctor” plant.
This class explores how Machinga has traditionally been used to support the bones, joints, and structural strength of the body — particularly during periods of recovery, physical strain, or long-term wear. The emphasis is on respect, correct use, and understanding its role as a supportive ally rather than a cure.
11:00 – 13:00 | Rest
Extended rest allows the body to absorb and respond to the morning’s work. This time supports physical recalibration and nervous system settling.
13:00 – 14:00 | Lunch
A simple, nourishing meal to ground the body and restore strength.
Eating here is slow and intentional, supporting digestion, stability, and continued physical integration.
Day 13. Shadow Integration, Coherence & Closing the Dieta
09:00 – 11:00 | Shitana Class — Shadow & Alignment
This class explores how plants can reflect unconscious patterns and shadow material with precision and neutrality.
The focus here is learning how to read these reflections clearly — not as judgment, but as information. This understanding helps you ensure your Dieta remains aligned, clean, and oriented toward illumination rather than confusion or projection.
12:00 – 13:00 | Lunch
A simple, nourishing meal to ground the body and restore strength.
Eating is slow and intentional, supporting digestion, stability, and continued physical integration.
13:00 – 14:00 | Plant Bath — Love & Coherence Remedy
This plant bath supports emotional softening, self-connection, and internal coherence.
Rather than seeking heightened states, the intention is to allow warmth, openness, and ease to circulate naturally. This practice supports the integration of love as a stable inner reference — not something to pursue, but something to inhabit.
14:00 – 16:00 | Integration Class
A guided session to weave together the physical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual layers of the Dieta.
This class focuses on making sense of what has shifted, what has stabilized, and what now needs to be carried forward into daily life. The emphasis is on clarity, simplicity, and practical integration rather than interpretation.
18:30 – 19:30 | Shipibo-Conibo Teaching — Ochavano Lineage
Elders share teachings through storytelling and oral transmission rooted in the Ochavano lineage.
These sessions offer a living worldview — one that honors plant intelligence, ancestral continuity, and the layered nature of human experience. Listening is receptive rather than analytical, allowing understanding to arrive through resonance rather than effort.
20:00 – 02:00 | Ayahuasca Ceremony No. 5 — Dieta Closing Ceremony
The final ceremonial night marks the completion of the Dieta.
This ceremony emphasizes gratitude, acknowledgment, and release. Rather than opening new material, it allows the work already done to settle into coherence. The relationship with the plants is honored and gently sealed, offering clarity, protection, and orientation for the path ahead.
The circle closes not with intensity, but with steadiness — a sense of completion that can be carried forward into life beyond the retreat.
Day 14. Return, Grounding & Integration
09:00 – 10:00 | Fruit Breakfast & Love Bath
The day begins with a light fruit breakfast followed by a gentle love bath.
This morning practice supports emotional softening, grounding, and a calm transition out of the Dieta space. The intention is ease and connection — allowing warmth, appreciation, and presence to circulate naturally before re-entry.
10:00 – 11:00 | Travel to Hotel
We depart the retreat space and travel back to the hotel.
11:00 – 16:00 | Rest, Sharing & Pool Time
Arrival at the main hotel.
This time is open for rest, informal sharing, journaling, and relaxation. Swimming and gentle movement are encouraged. The emphasis here is hydration, ease, and nervous system regulation.
16:00 – 20:00 | Pucallpa Town Visit — Arts & Crafts
We head into Pucallpa for a relaxed visit to local arts and crafts shops.
This outing offers a gentle re-entry into everyday life, supporting grounding through movement, conversation, and cultural connection. Participants are invited to explore at an easy pace, enjoy the town, and, if they wish, purchase meaningful items or gifts to mark the completion of the journey.
20:00 | Closing Meal
A final shared meal together, marking the completion of the retreat and the return to ordinary life with grounded presence and connection.
IS THIS YOUR NEXT STEP?
Is the 14-Day Jungle Initiation Right for You?
This retreat is not about how experienced, spiritual, or knowledgeable you already are. It is for people who feel ready to enter a deeper period of relationship, learning, reflection, and development — and who are willing to take responsibility for what that process may reveal.
You may be coming for healing, greater clarity, deeper plant apprenticeship, personal development, or a stronger capacity to serve others. Your reason does not need to look like anyone else’s.
What matters is a willingness to show up honestly, engage with the process, receive guidance, and carry what you learn back into your life.
This retreat is not about how experienced, spiritual, or knowledgeable you already are. It is for people who feel ready to enter a deeper period of relationship, learning, reflection, and development — and who are willing to take responsibility for what that process may reveal.
You may be coming for healing, greater clarity, deeper plant apprenticeship, personal development, or a stronger capacity to serve others. Your reason does not need to look like anyone else’s.
What matters is a willingness to show up honestly, engage with the process, receive guidance, and carry what you learn back into your life.
You don’t need to be ready for everything. You only need to be ready for your next step.
WHAT THIS PATH ASKS OF YOU
COME OPEN TO LEARNING
You do not need to have all the answers.
COME WILLING TO PARTICIPATE
The process asks for honesty, discipline, and engagement.
COME READY TO INTEGRATE
The real work continues in how you live when you return home.
HOW ENROLLMENT WORKS
Every Jungle Initiation Begins With a Conversation
1. Explore the Retreat
Understand the experience, training, plant dieta, and level of commitment involved.
2. Book Your Discovery Call
We’ll learn about where you are, what you’re seeking, and whether the Jungle Initiation is the right fit.
3. Explore Your Options
If there is a good fit, we’ll explain the available retreat packages, current pricing and package options, dates, and next steps.
The 14-Day Jungle Initiation cannot be booked directly online. Participation is confirmed following a Discovery Call.
QUESTIONS & CLARITY
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is this retreat suitable for beginners with no prior plant medicine experience?
Yes. You do not need previous experience with Ayahuasca, plant dieta, or shamanic training to join.
Before arriving, you will complete the Ayahuasca Navigation Course and receive preparation guidance designed to help you understand the process, arrive grounded, and know what is expected of you.
Experienced participants are equally welcome. The work is designed to meet people where they are developmentally, rather than assuming everyone needs the same thing.
2. What makes the MERAYA Jungle Initiation different from other Ayahuasca retreats?
Many retreats are primarily structured around the ceremonies themselves. The MERAYA Jungle Initiation places ceremony inside a much wider process of plant apprenticeship, education, psychological integration, and development.
The 14 days include a Master Plant Dieta, five guided Ayahuasca ceremonies, four days of intensive shamanic training, Shipibo-Konibo teachings, psychological integration, traditional plant remedies, preparation before the retreat, and integration after you return home.
The intention is not simply to create another powerful experience.
It is to help you become more capable of understanding, integrating, and living what those experiences reveal.
3. What makes plant dieta different from drinking Ayahuasca alone?
Ayahuasca ceremony can reveal powerful emotions, memories, patterns, and insights. Plant dieta introduces a different dimension: relationship and apprenticeship with a plant teacher over time.
Within the Amazonian traditions MERAYA works with, dieta creates a structured period of simplicity, discipline, listening, and relationship in which teachings may emerge through dreams, sensations, ceremony, reflection, and lived experience.
For us, dieta is not simply about consuming another plant.
It is about developing a relationship — and learning how to live with greater awareness of what that relationship reveals.
4. Do I need to want to become a healer or facilitator to join?
No.
Some participants come because they already facilitate, coach, teach, or work in healing professions. Others come simply because they want greater clarity, healing, personal development, or a deeper relationship with the plant path.
You do not need a professional identity or spiritual title.
What matters more is your willingness to learn, participate honestly, and take responsibility for how you integrate the experience into your life.
5. Is the retreat difficult or challenging?
It can be.
A 14-day dieta involves simplicity, discipline, ceremony, emotional reflection, reduced stimulation, unfamiliar environments, and moments that may stretch you physically or psychologically.
It can also contain beauty, laughter, adventure, connection, nature, insight, and deep periods of peace.
We do not present transformation as something that is always comfortable.
The purpose is not unnecessary suffering. It is creating the conditions in which meaningful learning and development can occur.
6. Will I be safe?
Safety is central to how the Jungle Initiation is approached, but plant medicine work is not without risk.
Participants receive preparation guidance and undergo a screening process before attending. The retreat follows established dieta and ceremonial protocols and is supported by experienced Shipibo-Konibo practitioners and the MERAYA team.
It is important that you share relevant health information, medications, psychological history, and concerns honestly during the application process so that we can assess whether the retreat is appropriate.
If we believe the experience is not suitable for you, we will tell you.
7. I feel afraid. What if I’m not ready?
Feeling fear does not automatically mean that something is wrong — but neither should fear simply be ignored.
A useful question is:
“Is this fear telling me not to go, or is it showing me the edge of something I genuinely want to grow through?”
You do not need to arrive fearless. You will receive preparation, education, and guidance before and during the retreat.
Readiness is less about having no fear and more about being willing to meet the process honestly, carefully, and with support.
8. What if I doubt myself or don’t feel “spiritual enough” for this?
You do not need to arrive enlightened, certain, healed, or fluent in spiritual language.
MERAYA works with real people carrying real questions, patterns, fears, hopes, and contradictions.
The retreat is not a test of how spiritual you are.
What matters is whether you are willing to look honestly at yourself, remain open to learning, and take responsibility for what you do with what you discover.
9. What if life is too busy for me to step away for 14 days?
Fourteen days is a genuine commitment. Work, family, finances, relationships, and responsibilities matter, and we do not believe those realities should be minimized.
The more useful question is whether this is truly the wrong season — or whether waiting for the perfect moment has become a pattern in itself.
For some people, dedicating two weeks to healing, reflection, learning, and development can influence how they live for years afterwards. For others, now simply may not be the right time.
The goal is not to force a yes. It is to make an honest decision.
If you feel strongly drawn to the retreat but are uncertain about timing, we can explore that with you during the Discovery Call.
10. How much does the 14-Day Jungle Initiation cost?
MERAYA offers different levels of training and support, so there is not one universal package or price for every participant.
Across MERAYA, our programs currently range from $497 to $9,997, depending on the experience, training, and level of support included.
For the 14-Day Jungle Initiation, current retreat packages and pricing are discussed during your Discovery Call after we understand what you are seeking and which level of preparation, retreat support, and integration is most appropriate.
The Jungle Initiation is not available through direct online checkout.
There is no obligation to join simply because you book a Discovery Call.
11. What if the investment feels significant for me right now?
That is a legitimate consideration.
A retreat of this depth involves international travel, time away from normal life, training, accommodation, ceremony, dieta, preparation, and integration, so we do not expect people to treat the decision casually.
It can be helpful to look at both sides of the decision:
What would this experience require from me — and what may staying exactly where I am continue to cost me?
That does not mean the answer must be yes.
During the Discovery Call, we can explain the available packages clearly so you can make a decision based on fit, value, timing, and your actual circumstances — not pressure.
12. What if my partner or family doesn’t understand or support this path?
This is more common than you might imagine.
The people who love us may have genuine concerns about Ayahuasca, travel, safety, finances, or simply something they do not understand.
Rather than trying to convince them, we encourage honest conversation and curiosity. Explain why the experience matters to you, listen to their concerns, and give them space to ask questions.
Deep development should not require unnecessary conflict with the people you love.
The stronger your clarity becomes, the easier it is to communicate your decision without needing everyone else to agree with it.
13. What is the food like?
During dieta, food is intentionally simple.
Meals typically include fresh vegetables, grains, eggs, fish, chicken, and other simple dieta-appropriate foods designed to support the plant work and keep unnecessary stimulation low.
This is not a gourmet retreat — and that is intentional.
The simplicity of the food is part of the wider dieta environment.
Any relevant dietary needs should be discussed with us before attending so we can determine what can reasonably be accommodated.
14. What preparation is required before I arrive?
Preparation begins before you reach the jungle.
Participants receive the included Ayahuasca Navigation Course together with practical guidance around preparing your body, mind, expectations, and environment for the retreat.
You will also be asked to provide relevant information during the screening and preparation process.
The goal is that you do not arrive wondering:
“What have I just signed myself up for?”
You arrive with greater clarity, orientation, and readiness to participate.
15. What support do I receive after I return home?
The retreat does not end when you leave the jungle.
You will receive the included Integration Training Course, designed to help you make sense of what happened, identify what needs continued attention, and translate insights into how you actually live.
Where appropriate, there are also opportunities to continue learning through MERAYA trainings, educational programs, and future developmental pathways.
Integration is where an experience begins becoming a life change.
16. Why can’t I book the Jungle Initiation directly online, and what happens during the Discovery Call?
The 14-Day Jungle Initiation is available by Discovery Call only.
This is an immersive plant-medicine experience, not a product we believe should be purchased anonymously through a checkout page.
During the call, we will explore your story, what you are seeking, relevant concerns, where you currently feel stuck, and whether the Jungle Initiation is genuinely an appropriate next step.
If there is a good fit, we will explain the available packages, current pricing, dates, preparation process, and next steps.
If we believe another path would support you better, we will tell you that too.
17. How do I know if this retreat is truly right for me?
Do not choose it simply because the jungle looks beautiful, somebody had an extraordinary experience, or you feel pressure to do something dramatic with your life.
Ask yourself:
What am I genuinely seeking?
What am I ready to take responsibility for?
What is life asking me to develop now?
Sometimes the answer will be the Jungle Initiation.
Sometimes it will be another MERAYA pathway.
Sometimes it will be not yet.
That is precisely why we begin with a Discovery Call.
The purpose of the conversation is clarity — not convincing you to buy something that is not right for you.
18. How do flights, visas and arrival in Pucallpa work — and what is included?
Participants are responsible for arranging their own travel to Pucallpa, Peru, and for checking the current passport and visa requirements that apply to their nationality.
Once you arrive at Pucallpa Airport, the designated hotel is approximately 15 minutes away by taxi. You will receive the hotel and arrival information before travelling.
From there, the core retreat logistics are taken care of. Your retreat includes the hotel stay connected to the program, transport from the hotel into the jungle camp, jungle accommodation, dieta-friendly meals, ceremonies, training, plant dieta, and the retreat activities included in your program.
You are generally responsible for your flights to and from Pucallpa, your airport taxi to the designated hotel, any visa costs that apply to you, and your personal expenses.
We will provide clear arrival and logistical guidance before the retreat so that you know where to go, what to bring, and what to expect before you leave home.
UPCOMING RETREATS
2027 JUNGLE INITIATION DATES
22 Feb – 7 Mar
17 – 30 May
23 Aug – 5 Sep
15 – 28 Nov
DISCOVERY CALL
For in-person Jungle Initiations, enrollment is available by Discovery Call only.
NOT SURE WHICH PATH IS RIGHT FOR YOU?
You may be exploring personal healing, deeper shamanic development, online training, or an immersive journey into the Amazon.
You do not need to figure it all out alone.
Book a personal discovery call with MERAYA to ask your questions, explore the different ways to work with us, and understand which pathway may best support where you are now.
No pressure. Just a conversation, clarity, and a clear next step.
Walk The Shamanic Path With Clarity
GROW DEEP. SERVE WELL.
