MexiSoul Retreats

Totally amazing place staffed with amazing people
I have been 2 times now and can’t wait for my 3rd
Thoroughly recommend it to anyone thinking of doing
Ayahauska

I had a great experience at Mexisoul's ayahuasca retreat near Guadalajara. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, staff caring and very attentive to all needs, food was wholesome, fresh and well made. Lodgings were rustic style and comfortable. The retreat offers a lot of different activities besides the ceremonies, which made the week a holistic experience for an overall reset. Highly recommended.

First off, taking ayahuasca is not for everyone. It's an uncomfortable journey that reveals personal truths which can be life altering. Personally, it's not something I would ever want to do unless I was surrounded by people who were supportive. The week was uncomfortable and I realised things about myself that I know I need to change. In my opinion, the people here care about their guests and are doing this for the right reasons.

If you are interested in taking ayahuasca and other plant medicines you will not find a better place to do this than at MexiSoul. I was apprehensive about going on an ayahuasca retreat but doing it with MexiSoul is one of the best decisions I have ever made.

The people here are some of the kindest and warmest I have ever met and made me feel completely at ease and cared for, which is essential when taking such powerful psychedelics. The finca where the retreat is held is absolutely stunning, the accomodation was fantastic and the food was delicious throughout. But most important were the plant medicines and accompanying ceremonies. For me and many others on the retreat, the experience of taking these was transformative.

Unfortunately I suspect it will be some time before the full benefits of psychedelic plant medicines are recognised in the West, although attitudes are gradually shifting. MexiSoul are at the forefront of what I think will become more commonplace in the decades to come - some of the work they are doing is genuinely incredible.

Words cannot express my gratitude to the entire MexiSoul team for this life-changing experience. I am excited at the prospect of returning to MexiSoul in the future to continue my journey with the plant medicine.

After 20 years of military service, you learn to build walls.
You learn to compartmentalize — to push through pain, lead under pressure, and silence emotions that don’t serve the mission. It’s a survival instinct. But when the uniform comes off, the mission doesn’t end — it just changes. What used to protect you starts to weigh you down.

The MexiSoul Retreat gave me something I didn’t even know I still needed — permission to feel again.

As a veteran, I’ve carried invisible rucksacks full of things I couldn’t name — anger, guilt, loss, control, and the constant need to stay “ready.” But during the ceremonies and deep inner work at MexiSoul, I was reminded that true strength isn’t in control — it’s in surrender.

The experience brought me face-to-face with parts of myself I’d buried under years of service and survival. It wasn’t about escaping the past; it was about making peace with it. I learned that healing doesn’t mean forgetting — it means transforming pain into purpose.

In the military, brotherhood means having someone’s six. At MexiSoul, I found a different kind of brotherhood — one rooted in truth, vulnerability, and spiritual connection. For the first time in a long time, I didn’t have to lead. I just had to be.

Ayahuasca, the environment, and the people helped me shed layers of ego and control that the Army had built in me out of necessity. I came out of it not softer — but clearer, more grounded, more compassionate. I remembered that before I was a soldier, I was a man — a husband, a father, a servant of God.

MexiSoul didn’t just help me heal; it helped me come home to myself.

Now, when I serve — whether it’s my family, my business, or my community — it comes from a place of peace instead of pain.