food as primary medicine that promotes or destroy health

Whether you are suffering from chronic illnesses or preparing for a Spiritual Ceremony, the following General Diet Recommendations is very helpful in enjoying a favorable connection to plant medicine. These restrictions on your part will show your commitment to the plant kingdom and they will be more then happy to share their wisdom and earthly gifts with you.

The following may seen very difficult to follow for Westerners, however I can vouch from my own experience, the healing and cleansing are absolutely helpful and your body will thank you with enormous amount of energy and vitality. Read more: https://maestralaynah.com/peruvian-medicine/diet-guidelines/

FOOD, pharmacology and meds can interfere with chemistry of ayahuasca

The traditional Amazonian shamanic plant medicine are very powerful allies in restoring harmonious balance within your body systems. They want to create aliveness and thus some of them clear any blockages or toxins in very unusual ways. Personally, I have worked with various plants which have literally kicked my butt. I consider myself quite healthy, nevertheless, the plants will clear any potential harmful toxins whether known or unknown. The medicinal plants we use, including but not limited to Ayahuasca are biochemically and energetically very powerful and do not mix well with certain substances. They work with your body holistically to restore health. Holism or holistic treatment involves treating the body as a whole, including the mind and spirit as well as take into account your diet, the lifestyle, the environment and the circumstances in which that body operates. It also recognizes and works with the two-way interaction between the body and its environment. This is why we take great care in asking and understand your journey to minimize any risks to you while you journey with these powerful allies. Everything you ingest may or may not have an interaction with the plant medicine, if unsure, simply ask. Read more: https://maestralaynah.com/peruvian-medicine/medical-guidelines/

anchoring plant ceremony wisdom into life

Integration is a very important part of anchoring the wisdom your receive in your journey deep within yourself. Integration can involve emotional and spiritual support before and after a Plant Spirit Medicine Ceremony (ies), as well as support to understand and incorporate teachings into day-to-day life. Both the person’s capacity for integration of the experience and the support for such integration can have an important influence on outcomes. For example, the integration process can heighten the positive effects of your ceremony, and it can make the difference between the unnecessary suffering of a so-called “bad trip” and a worthwhile experience that is both challenging and healing. There are also particular challenges faced by Westerners that make the need for integration all the more compelling. The good news is that more and more drinkers are seeking out this kind of support. Read more: https://maestralaynah.com/peruvian-medicine/integration-support/

DEVELOPING relationship with plant spirit

The plant Dieta is at the core of all Shipibo healing practices. The Dieta is a way in which one becomes open to receive the knowledge and healing of the sacred plants known as master plants. The Dieta is a way in which one becomes open to receive the knowledge and healing of the sacred plants known as master plants. Read more: 

breathwork as a POWERFUL MODALITY to restore health and life force

Breathwork refers to any type of breathing exercises or techniques. People often perform them to improve mental, physical, and spiritual well-being. During breathwork you intentionally change your breathing pattern.

As a qualified Clarity Breathwork™ practitioner, breathwork is a powerful process of healing and transformation. It deeply supports the clearing away of old energies, patterns, conditioning, negative thoughts and emotions and opens the doors wide for new life and greater consciousness. Most of us don’t breathe fully, we hold back the breath and have been doing so most of our lives.

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