5.0
The most authentic and powerful plant medicine retreat you will ever attend
Maestro Hamilton is, without exaggeration, the OG of plant medicine in Peru. The “Sanctuary” he and Maestro Christian create is unlike anything I’ve encountered in several years of spiritual exploration—a meticulously held, fiercely protected container where both deep healing and expansive visionary work can unfold in complete safety.
Setting the ceremonies against the backdrop of the Sacred Valley elevates the experience even further. Snow-capped peaks frame the maloca, hummingbirds dart through flowering gardens, and the Urubamba River’s low rumble becomes an ever-present heartbeat beneath the icaros. Simply breathing in that crystalline mountain air feels medicinal. The retreat center itself deserves as much praise as the maestros. Every meal—beautifully plated, locally sourced, mostly organic—felt like another layer of nourishment.
Our group of fellow travelers was delightfully eclectic—entrepreneurs, artists, and long-time Blue Morpho regulars—but what united us was the genuine kindness and mutual support that blossomed over the week. Sharing insights in the garden after sunset and ceremonies became a highlight in its own right.
Words still fall short of capturing the power and afterglow of those six days, but suffice it to say that I’ve already urged several close friends and family members to book their spots. This was my third retreat with Maestro Hamilton and Maestro Christian, and I’m already counting down the months until the next one.
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Setting the ceremonies against the backdrop of the Sacred Valley elevates the experience even further. Snow-capped peaks frame the maloca, hummingbirds dart through flowering gardens, and the Urubamba River’s low rumble becomes an ever-present heartbeat beneath the icaros. Simply breathing in that crystalline mountain air feels medicinal. The retreat center itself deserves as much praise as the maestros. Every meal—beautifully plated, locally sourced, mostly organic—felt like another layer of nourishment.
Our group of fellow travelers was delightfully eclectic—entrepreneurs, artists, and long-time Blue Morpho regulars—but what united us was the genuine kindness and mutual support that blossomed over the week. Sharing insights in the garden after sunset and ceremonies became a highlight in its own right.
Words still fall short of capturing the power and afterglow of those six days, but suffice it to say that I’ve already urged several close friends and family members to book their spots. This was my third retreat with Maestro Hamilton and Maestro Christian, and I’m already counting down the months until the next one.
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