Peru
InitiATION
Journey

A Call to Initiation

If you are a psychologist, psychiatrist, social worker, chaplain, or healing professional, you may already know the research. You may have studied psychedelics in academic courses, attended trainings, or supported integration for your clients.

And yet, something deeper calls.

Because true initiation into plant medicine cannot be learned from books or conferences. It must be received in relationship: with the plants themselves, with the places they come from, and with the lineages who have tended them for thousands of years.

This is not training. This is not tourism. This is initiation.

Why Initiation

The medicines are not techniques. They are living teachers. To work with them responsibly, one must first be willing to be worked on — to be changed, to be humbled, to be opened.

Initiation means entering into relationship:

• With ayahuasca, huachuma, and Noya Rao.

• With the Sacred Valley and the Amazon.

• With maestros and maestras who hold unbroken threads of wisdom.

Through this journey, you step beyond intellectual knowledge and into embodied understanding — the kind of knowing that comes only through direct experience.

Who This Is For

This pilgrimage is for professionals who:

• Already serve others in healing or spiritual capacities.

• Have studied psychedelics in clinical or academic settings.

• Feel called to deepen their relationship with the plants themselves.

• Recognize that working with medicine requires not just science, but sacred responsibility.

It is not for beginners, nor for the curious traveler. It is for those who recognize that this path is holy — and are ready to meet it as such.

The Journey

Over 12–15 days, we will travel together through Peru:

• The Sacred Valley — Grounding in Andean cosmology, connecting with mountains and huachuma (San Pedro).

• Pucallpa — Sitting with Shipibo healers in ceremony, learning through the river’s song and the medicine’s vision.

• Iquitos — Entering the jungle, encountering Noya Rao and the Amazonian traditions that guard her light.

Between ceremonies, there will be time for integration, silence, and reflection. This is not a packed itinerary. It is a pilgrimage: slow, spacious, intentional.

What You Will Receive

• Direct initiation into relationship with plants, place, and people.

• Embodied understanding of what it means to hold medicine work with humility and reverence.

• A living bridge between your professional training and the sacred traditions that inform this path.

• Belonging in a circle of like-hearted peers, walking this edge together.

The Invitation

If you feel called, trust the call.

This journey is not for everyone — and it is not meant to be. It is for those ready to carry their professional path into deeper alignment with the heart of medicine.

Peru is waiting. The plants are waiting. The question is whether you are ready to answer.

→ Not ready to travel yet, but still feel the call? Explore For Practitioners Seeking Deeper Relationship.