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Traditions of Mexico and Ecuador

Join us in Tepoztlan, Mexico for an 8-day retreat featuring the traditional medicine practices of Azteca and Chichimeca people of Mexico and the Uwishin of Ecuador.

This emersive training retreat is open to students of any psychedelic training program or current practitioners wanting to expand their skills and experience.


A privately rented resort in Tepoztlan (under 2 hours from Mexico City) will feature the following:

  • 4 Traditional Medicine Ceremonies

  • We recommend partitipating in three of them

  • Option to participate in two ayahuasca, one psilocybin mushroom, and one peyote ceremony

  • Sweatlodge (Temazcal)

  • Making a shamanic hand drum workshop

  • Singing / Drumming workshop

  • Breathwork & Yoga

  • Elder workshop (tata Juvenal): about medicine, offering, singing, smudging, etc.

  • Tlamanalli : Flower altar / offering

  • Cacao ceremony & meditation

  • Nature Hike


Agenda

Day 1 Reception, Opening circle

Day 2 Day: Nature hike and birdwatching; Night: Aya Ceremony 1

Day 3 Day: Rest + integration circle; Afternoon: Sweatlodge

Day 4 Day: Drum making workshop; Night: Aya Ceremony 2

Day 5 Day: Rest; Afternoon Breathwork & yoga, Tlamanalli Flower offering workshop

Day 6 Day: Elder workshop; Night: Peyote Ceremony with elder

Day 7 Afternoon: Cacao Ceremony; evening: Mushroom Meditation/ceremony

Day 8 Early Integration circle and closure before 12.


Costs:

  • Men's or Women's dorm (8 of each available) - $1,700 each

  • Shared room of three (2 available) - $1,850 each

  • Shared room of two (2 available) - $2,000 each

  • Private room (4 available) - $2,300

What is included:

  • Breakfast, lunch, and dinner everyday

  • Lodging

  • Ceremony and all classes/workshops

Not included:

  • Travel to the retreat center

  • A shuttle from the Mexico City airport can be arranged for ~$180 round trip

  • Massages (ayurvedica or traditional mexican) $65


To express your interest send us an e-mail: info@synaptic.care



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