Traditional Ayahuasca (Yagé) Petit Comité Sacred Ceremonies with TAITA BRYAN

In the vibrant lands of Colombia, Taita Bryann walks as a guardian of ancient wisdom, a healer whose essence is intertwined with the spirit of the jungle. He is not merely a man who administers plants; he is a warrior of knowledge, a guide who has embraced yagé as a traveling companion on the journey of life. His connection with this sacred medicine runs deep, a thread that links him to the elders who came before him, such as Taita Miguel Ángel Muchavisoy and Taita Pacho, who taught him that true power lies in understanding oneself. In the ceremonies he leads, yagé is not simply a brew; it is a gateway that takes us into the depths of our being. Taita Bryann invites us to cross that threshold, to step into a world where the boundaries of reality dissolve, and where truth reveals itself in its purest form. By drinking yagé, one not only surrenders to the medicine but also confronts oneself, facing the inner ghosts that dwell within. The healing he offers is not for the faint of heart. It requires courage—the bravery to face the shadows around us and accept that every imbalance is an opportunity to grow. Walking alongside him is embarking on a journey toward freedom, a return to harmony with nature and with the cycles that govern our lives. In his presence, one understands that we are part of something much larger, an echo of the voices of those who have come before us. The path of knowledge is one filled with challenges. Taita Bryann, with his penetrating gaze and ancestral wisdom, guides us through this labyrinth, reminding us that true transformation depends on our willingness to let go of what limits us. He teaches that the medicine is a mirror, a reflection of our own struggles and triumphs. When you approach his work, you come into contact with a tradition that transcends time. The medicine he carries is as serious as life itself, and his role is to accompany you on this journey, where each experience is a lesson and each ceremony an opportunity to be reborn. In the silence of the jungle, one can hear the whisper of the ancestors, reminding us that freedom is found in recognizing our true essence. Thus, with each ritual, Taita Bryann weaves the destiny of those who dare to step into the mystery. In his teachings, the truth is revealed that we are beings of power, capable of creating our own reality. Life is a dream, and upon waking to that reality, we discover that the path to healing is, ultimately, a journey toward authenticity, toward reclaiming our own story.

Martín Rey Pereiras, known as Alpa Kamaska, has carved a unique path at the intersection of the modern world and the deep traditions of ancestral medicines. As the creator of Shamanzon, his mission is not only to bring this wisdom to Europe but also to honor and preserve the purity of the teachings received from the greatest guardians of the Amazon. Martín sees himself as an apprentice, a bridge man whose life has been marked by encounters with masters who have left an indelible imprint on him and guided him toward his destiny. His journey began in his youth, with dreams that led him to explore other realities and seek answers in sacred plants. From his first contact with yagé, he understood that he was called to follow a profound path of transformation and learning. Under the guidance of Taita Isaías, leader of the Kitchwa communities, the spirit of the jaguar entered his life, teaching him harmonization and balance—essential principles for guiding ceremonies and connecting with the energies of the jungle. Taita Richard Chasoy, one of the most respected yagé cooks from the Inga Manoy community, revealed the science behind the preparation of this powerful medicine, as well as the mysteries of green and red magic. Richard imparted the knowledge of the Coyanguiyas, plants that bring prosperity and luck, and the chondures, essential for spiritual protection. With Richard, Martín not only learned to cook yagé but also to delve into the botanical secrets that sustain this ancestral medicine. El Tío Pacho, patriarch of the inganos and master of the borrachero, introduced him to one of the most dangerous and powerful plants, capable of granting vision or blinding you if you are not prepared. During his travels to Putumayo, Martín learned that true vision requires not only knowledge but also a clean and strong heart. Under his mentorship, he deepened his understanding of the borrachero, a science mastered by few and accessible only to those with a prepared spirit. Taita Jairo Palchucán, a Kamentza master, taught him about the power of ceremonial music and vibration to move energies, balance the spirit, and harmonize ceremonies. Music became a fundamental tool in his work, a key part of the healing he offers. In turn, Taita José Antonio Jansasoy and Mamá Yolimar guided him in the wisdom of silence, where Martín learned to confront his own shadows and find balance between the masculine and feminine energies within him. Martín's journey has been long and continues, but he is already emerging as a future Taita, embodying the humility of those who recognize that true knowledge is never fully acquired. Shamanzon, his creation, reflects this commitment: a space where ancestral medicines arrive in Europe alongside true guardians, and where Martín continues to learn, honor, and walk with those who have guided him. Each ceremony and encounter presents an opportunity for growth, always carrying the message of respect, responsibility, and humility—the essential virtues for any true healer.