EN GER - One month of dieting masterplants, getting healing, doing ceremonies.
EN GER - One month of dieting masterplants, getting healing, doing ceremonies.
Case Santa Rosa, Ucayali, Peru
Up to 10 in group
30 Days Package (29 nights)
Retreat Highlights
- Save and competent place to get healing and to do diets,
- Women are save at this center,
- The wisdom and experience of 3 generations of healers from a family line healers is at your service,
- Personalized processes so that you can get your healing,
- Living within a loving, caring family of another culture,
- We cook medicine and all food with stainless steel pots.
About this Retreat
Maestro Amer is 27 years old. He comes from a family of healers. Amer drunk Ayahuasca for the first time with 7 years. Also at that age he started to learn from his grandfathers.
Amer not only learned from his family. He also went to other different teachers. For example he stayed 4 years to learn with the tribe of the Ashaninca.
(There are 48 tribes in Peru. 12 of them work with Ayahuasca.)
Maestro Amer participated in over a 2000 ceremonies over the years. First as apprentice and assistant of his grandfathers. Then he participated as equally capable healer. All in the time, when his grandfathers gave ceremoies in their places.
Since 13 years Amer gives ceremonies independently for other people at his home. His grandfather is still around and he participates in most ceremonies. The grandfather is also available for advice and consultation.
Also the cousin of Amer works for him. The cousin, Maestro Henarte, is 48 years old. He has dieted over 10 years and is an experienced Maestro from the same lineage.
Maestro Henarte is 48 years old and the Cousin of Masestro Amer. He has dieted over 10 years. He works for Maestro Amer, taking care of things like cooking medicine.
Hello,
my name is André. Im 43 (2024) and I´m for the second time in Peru to work and learn with the plants.
With the healing, lessons and experiences I recieved in my first journey of 10 months I decided to come back for longer.
I met Maestro Amer in the last month of my first trip. Considering the passion regarding working with the plants and the friendliness and respect he and his family treated us clients with, I decided to come back to get more healing and to learn with him.
Some tips if you want to go to Peru for Ayahuasca for the first time:
For your own savety:
Be in the hotel, hostel at nightfall. Be like that until you know that the area is save at night.
Avoid to be on trainstations or busstations at night.
Always watch your luggage. Even more so on bussations. etc.
Have a neck pouch. For credit cards, passport cash money.
Dont pay with big bills. Your change might be gone. Some people try to scam you for the change.
The three most important things in town:
Smartphone, credit card, comfortable shoes (most towns in Peru have ALOT of concrete.)
The three most important things in the jungle:
A flashlight( on a lanyard around the neck), slippers or flipflops, long sleeves + long legged pants and reppellent for Moskito protection.
Some people travel with one 50L backpack. I have an 80L backpack.
A suitcase can be used. But it puts you at a disadvantage i.E. on a dirtroad after the rain.
If you are not taller then 1,85m - 1,90m (6' 2") and shoesize 45 (US 12.5) or smaller fits you, you can buy clothes and shoes cheaply in Pucallpa.
Things I bring for longer stays:
Clothes:
-3 long sleeved pair of pants, one functional, one pair of jeans, the 3rd whatever you like (long sleeves are the best protection against Moskitos. Jeans don´t rip apart so easily on a jungle tour.)
-3-4 long sleeved shirts (Moskito and sun protection),
-2+ T-Shirts and 2+shorts,
-swimming shorts,
-5 sets of underwear (shorts, T-Shirts, socks),
-one hat for sunprotection
-Sweater with Zipper and Hoodie,
-One fleece jacket (it can get cold in the jungle at night! Especially in dry season, when cold winds come from the Andes),
-one tissue, thin scarf or equally functional,
-Rainjacket or Rainponcho (optional: little Umbrella),
-2-5 hankerchiefs,
Technical items and gear:
-one good stainless steel bottle, single walled with 1L volume or more),
-minimum one flashlight!!! with a lanyard for your neck. We have enough solar power to recharge flashlights and AAA or AA batteries. Also good to have: lantern and headlight)
-Moskito Repellent,
-Powerbank for the phone or for charging flashlight batteries.,
-Notebook as diary and for your notes, coloured pencils if you want to draw your visions,
-a little brush for cleaning purposes,
-a tropical sleeping bag with square shape. It can be turned into a blanket and is a fantastic comfort item!,
-a Leatherman or other Multitool (I use it ALOT!),
-Pocket knife,
-a fanny pack and a little backpack (cheap in Pucallpa and both are very useful to carry
-toilet paper,
-soap,
-water or
-daytrip supplies.
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I heard the call of Ayahuasca to come into the jungle. I had alot of troubles in my life and I came to Peru for healing. In my first ceremonies Ayahuasca invited me to work with her.
alot of healing and transformation from the Maestra Ayahuasca, will get more and Im in training with Maestro Jorge.
Considering the help I got from Maestro Jorge, I´m convincted that other people in the world could need his help. Therefore I´m supporting him with presenting his services on the internet.
-Connecting good people with good people!
Also beneath my training I´m the facilitator working for him, helping with translation into spanish and taking care of clients.
Details of this retreat
We speak English, german and spanish.
This offer is adressed at people who want to stay longer then a month. I.E. 3 months. The pricing represents the monthly price.
First things first:
You have to understand that dieting plants and to get healing with Ayahuasca is not a vacation. It can be tough to face the darkness that prevents us from having the happy life of our dreams. To face this darkness can be real adults work that takes courage! One has to be willing to leave the own comfort zone.
This can especially be tough, while adjusting to the conditions of the jungle (heat, Moskitos, simple infrastructure).
IN THE END IT IS ALL WORTH IT!
We do our best to help you with your adjustment to the jungle. We know from experience how to help you.
To mention a few things regarding that:
-Every meal gets cooked freshly,
-Filtered drinking water bought from professional places,
-Providing a Moskitonet for you bed,
-We help you to be save in the Pucallpa area, until you know your ways around.
Do you understand that other countries have other manners? Are you able to do what it takes to step out of your own comfortzone?
I.E. you will wash yourself with the water you have pulled by yourself out of the well. Also there is very little electricity.
Can you handle that?
If yes, there will be the nessecary attention so that you can get your healing and a freshly made bed waiting for you in Centro Yacuruna plantas medicinales.
About the center:
The center Yacuruna plantas medicinales was founded by Amer on the family property. Only for the past 3-4 years the center recieved the first foreigners. I.E. Americans, Germans, Austrians.
Before that for many years the place was frequently visited by Peruvians, Brasilians and people from villages in the area.
The term "traditonal Shipibo retreat experience" is a well used term in the industry. In the past, like 50 years ago, this meant the Maestro, his apprentice and the client had the ceremony in the same room, where the wife and the five children of the Maestro where sleeping in. This can still be common in the villages on the Ucayali river.
In Maestro Amers case the place has grown from that to what it is today with several private casas, a dedicated ceremonial room and a kitchen house.
In the center the family members have their own private accommodation. But the place is as traditional as it can be. Several generations are around. And the family members will help you in a very friendly way with your needs. You will life in a family environment while staying at the center.
With this event you can diet masterplants.
The purpose can be to get healing. Or to learn with the plants.
This is flexible. And we tailor the program to your needs.
Schedule:
The schedule is based on your arrival. We do ceremonies on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
If you can start on Monday or Wednesday the retreat goes 18 days.
If you can start on Friday, the retreat is one day longer. - 19 days. Because we match the end of the diet with a ceremony day. There will be a break of an extra weekend before the last ceremony.
So if you want 18 days, start on Monday or Wednesday.
Doing 19 days can be ok also. Because you get 2 days of break for resting between the last 2 cereomies.
Depending on your arrival day, the schedule could be as follows:
It will be good, if you can be there in the morning on the first day. Being there one day earlier is also an option. We figure that out in a personal call.
-Day 1: Private consultations about your needs regarding healing. Mapacho Purge and 1st ceremony.
-Day 2: Resting and settling in. Socializing.
-Day 3: 1st day of diet by taking the prepared plant medicine in the morning.
You will diet for 15 days. Within that time you will not eat salt, sugar, grease, fat, oil. You will not have sexual actions or socialize much with people. With this you will give a sacrifice to get the plant energies in return. Theese energies will help you in your healing. Having good discipline in the diet will give you better results.
In that dieting time, ceremonies happen regularly.
-Day 17: Last day of diet and 8th ceremony. The schedule is done in a way so that the last day of diet and a ceremony are on the same day. This can give very strong visions.
-Day 18: Break of diet in the morning.
-Day 19: 2nd day of break.
-Day 20: Start of 2nd diet.
-Day 35: Last day of 2nd diet. 16th Ceremony
-Day 36: Break of 2d diet.
This offer is adressed at people who want to stay longer then a month. I.E. 3 months. The pricing represents the monthly price.
First things first:
You have to understand that dieting plants and to get healing with Ayahuasca is not a vacation. It can be tough to face the darkness that prevents us from having the happy life of our dreams. To face this darkness can be real adults work that takes courage! One has to be willing to leave the own comfort zone.
This can especially be tough, while adjusting to the conditions of the jungle (heat, Moskitos, simple infrastructure).
IN THE END IT IS ALL WORTH IT!
We do our best to help you with your adjustment to the jungle. We know from experience how to help you.
To mention a few things regarding that:
-Every meal gets cooked freshly,
-Filtered drinking water bought from professional places,
-Providing a Moskitonet for you bed,
-We help you to be save in the Pucallpa area, until you know your ways around.
Do you understand that other countries have other manners? Are you able to do what it takes to step out of your own comfortzone?
I.E. you will wash yourself with the water you have pulled by yourself out of the well. Also there is very little electricity.
Can you handle that?
If yes, there will be the nessecary attention so that you can get your healing and a freshly made bed waiting for you in Centro Yacuruna plantas medicinales.
About the center:
The center Yacuruna plantas medicinales was founded by Amer on the family property. Only for the past 3-4 years the center recieved the first foreigners. I.E. Americans, Germans, Austrians.
Before that for many years the place was frequently visited by Peruvians, Brasilians and people from villages in the area.
The term "traditonal Shipibo retreat experience" is a well used term in the industry. In the past, like 50 years ago, this meant the Maestro, his apprentice and the client had the ceremony in the same room, where the wife and the five children of the Maestro where sleeping in. This can still be common in the villages on the Ucayali river.
In Maestro Amers case the place has grown from that to what it is today with several private casas, a dedicated ceremonial room and a kitchen house.
In the center the family members have their own private accommodation. But the place is as traditional as it can be. Several generations are around. And the family members will help you in a very friendly way with your needs. You will life in a family environment while staying at the center.
With this event you can diet masterplants.
The purpose can be to get healing. Or to learn with the plants.
This is flexible. And we tailor the program to your needs.
Schedule:
The schedule is based on your arrival. We do ceremonies on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
If you can start on Monday or Wednesday the retreat goes 18 days.
If you can start on Friday, the retreat is one day longer. - 19 days. Because we match the end of the diet with a ceremony day. There will be a break of an extra weekend before the last ceremony.
So if you want 18 days, start on Monday or Wednesday.
Doing 19 days can be ok also. Because you get 2 days of break for resting between the last 2 cereomies.
Depending on your arrival day, the schedule could be as follows:
It will be good, if you can be there in the morning on the first day. Being there one day earlier is also an option. We figure that out in a personal call.
-Day 1: Private consultations about your needs regarding healing. Mapacho Purge and 1st ceremony.
-Day 2: Resting and settling in. Socializing.
-Day 3: 1st day of diet by taking the prepared plant medicine in the morning.
You will diet for 15 days. Within that time you will not eat salt, sugar, grease, fat, oil. You will not have sexual actions or socialize much with people. With this you will give a sacrifice to get the plant energies in return. Theese energies will help you in your healing. Having good discipline in the diet will give you better results.
In that dieting time, ceremonies happen regularly.
-Day 17: Last day of diet and 8th ceremony. The schedule is done in a way so that the last day of diet and a ceremony are on the same day. This can give very strong visions.
-Day 18: Break of diet in the morning.
-Day 19: 2nd day of break.
-Day 20: Start of 2nd diet.
-Day 35: Last day of 2nd diet. 16th Ceremony
-Day 36: Break of 2d diet.
Schedule
The basic schedule is built around 3 ceremoies a week on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. This means ~12 ceremonies a month.
Breakfast 08:00-10:00
Lunch 12:00-14:00
Dinner 17:00-19:00
This is a family environment. Even outside of theese times you will get food. For example if someone comes back from town late.
On ceremony day there will be no dinner. Ceremony starts at 09:00 pm or later.
While in diet you spend time in your casa or in a hammok. You can walk on the property. or do a walk to the Lago Yarinacocha. Your job is to integrate the plant energies.
Breakfast 08:00-10:00
Lunch 12:00-14:00
Dinner 17:00-19:00
This is a family environment. Even outside of theese times you will get food. For example if someone comes back from town late.
On ceremony day there will be no dinner. Ceremony starts at 09:00 pm or later.
While in diet you spend time in your casa or in a hammok. You can walk on the property. or do a walk to the Lago Yarinacocha. Your job is to integrate the plant energies.
Note: Schedule is approximate and may change
Getting Here
Centro Yacuruna plantas medicinales, Case Santa Rosa, Ucayali, Peru
Directions
If you are new to Peru, take the plane to Pucallpa. It is save and comfortable. Once you know your ways around in Peru, going by Bus can be an otpion.
If you come from outside of Peru, fly in to Lima.
From Lima several airlines connect to Pucallpa on a daily basis.
STAR PERU is the best one. You can fly to Pucallpa for ~56-70$ with 1x 8kg carry on bag and 1x 23kg of check-in luggage. If you book in the right time window, even ~46$ are possible. Other airlines are LATAM or SKY Airline Perú.
Another alternative is to go by bus from Lima. Going by bus is cheaper but takes 30h. Prices are around ~40$ or less.
Movilbus is a name of a company to go with. Other bus companies can be found in the App REDBUS.
Basically, we will pick you up at the Airport, the central bus terminal or at a Hotel/Hostel of your choice.
We also can suggest you a place to stay.
It is a good idea to plan 2 nights in a Hotel or Hostel first before going to the jungle. Especially if you are new the jungle. You might need to buy some things like soap, toiletries, a SIM card for your phone, etc.. Pucallpa has several supermarkets and other places. You can get everything here.
We can help you with a gear check, so that you are ready for the jungle.
If you come from outside of Peru, fly in to Lima.
From Lima several airlines connect to Pucallpa on a daily basis.
STAR PERU is the best one. You can fly to Pucallpa for ~56-70$ with 1x 8kg carry on bag and 1x 23kg of check-in luggage. If you book in the right time window, even ~46$ are possible. Other airlines are LATAM or SKY Airline Perú.
Another alternative is to go by bus from Lima. Going by bus is cheaper but takes 30h. Prices are around ~40$ or less.
Movilbus is a name of a company to go with. Other bus companies can be found in the App REDBUS.
Basically, we will pick you up at the Airport, the central bus terminal or at a Hotel/Hostel of your choice.
We also can suggest you a place to stay.
It is a good idea to plan 2 nights in a Hotel or Hostel first before going to the jungle. Especially if you are new the jungle. You might need to buy some things like soap, toiletries, a SIM card for your phone, etc.. Pucallpa has several supermarkets and other places. You can get everything here.
We can help you with a gear check, so that you are ready for the jungle.
Accommodation
Every client has his own hut. With a bed, table and a chair. All beds have a Moskitonet. Your bed will be freshly made, when you arrive for a good night of sleep.
Price
Venue & Amenities
A/C in Rooms
Free Wifi
Spa
Sauna
Pool
Towels
Free Parking
Kitchen
Tour Assistance
Hot Tub
Coffee/Tea
Cafe
Restaurant
Fitness Center
Yoga Studio
Housekeeping
Bicycles For Rent
There is a newly built kitchen house with a large table and hammocks.
It is a nice meeting place for people to come together, to have conversations, to share experiences and to laugh.
Every client gets his personal casa (the little house you live in).
The place will grow in the future as client money gets invested into infrastrucure.
Planned constructions:
-Finishing the new ceremony house,
-Procure more solar power for lighting, recharging electroinc devices,
-Construction of more casas.
It is a nice meeting place for people to come together, to have conversations, to share experiences and to laugh.
Every client gets his personal casa (the little house you live in).
The place will grow in the future as client money gets invested into infrastrucure.
Planned constructions:
-Finishing the new ceremony house,
-Procure more solar power for lighting, recharging electroinc devices,
-Construction of more casas.
Meals
Menu Types
Vegan
Vegetarian
Pescetarian
Ayurvedic
Includes Meat
Organic
Gluten Free
Dairy Free
Nut Free
What's Included
- 3 ceremonies a week. On Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
- Transportation from Airport to Hostel, Hotel, on arrival and departure,
- Transportation from Hotel, Hostel to the Center on arrival and departure,
- Help with buying the things you need in Pucallpa. I.E. Soap, toiletries and personal items. Flashlight, extra Clothes, etc. (We know the place and know what to get and where.),
- All meals are included. Someone will cook for you. All food is cooked and is prepared freshly before the meal. (We have road access. This means we can buy fresh fruits and vegetables on demand every day.)
- 3 meals a day,
- 2 meals on ceremony day,
- Your drinking water. We buy bottles with filtered water from a professional place.
- Someone will wash your clothes. Diataeros don´t have to work at this place. Their task is to integrate the plant energies.
- Towels,
- Bedsheets,
- A Moskitonet for your bed,
- You will get your private casa.
What's Not Included
- Your soap and personal toiletries.
- If you need to charge your phone 3 times a day, this is not possible right now. We only have a small solar system for basic needs. We suggest you to buy a solarpanel for your own usage. They can be bought for around 15$.
- A daily shuttle service to town and back. It is common that people pay for their own trips to Yarinacocha or Pucallpa and back. A collectivo line drives from Yarinacocha to the north and passes by our place. The price is 6 Soles (~2$). This is the way all the locals and clients do the trip.
- Wifi is not included. We dont have Wifi. People use a SIM card for connection. Prices are around 30-40 Soles (8-12$) per month depending on the network provider.
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