3 Day Ayahuasca Ceremony Weekend in the Colorado Rockies

This retreat offers a unique blend of ancient Amazonian tradition and modern integration practices, creating a holistic approach to healing. The weekend begins with a phone orientation and pre-arrival emails that prepare you mentally, physically, and spiritually for the ceremonies. Upon arriving at the handcrafted mountain house on Friday afternoon, you will have time to explore the serene grounds and settle into the space before the first ceremony begins at 7:00 PM.

The first Ayahuasca ceremony is a powerful introduction to the plant medicine experience, guided by our Traditional Elder and facilitation team. As you journey into the night, you will be supported by live acoustic music and sacred icaros (healing songs). The following day, you will wake to a healthy breakfast and have the opportunity for a personal consultation with the Traditional Elder, allowing you to process your experience and receive individualized guidance. After a light lunch, the group gathers for an integration circle, followed by time for rest and reflection before the second ceremony on Saturday evening.

Sunday brings a farewell breakfast and a final group integration circle, where you can share your experiences and receive support as you prepare to return to your daily life. The retreat also includes a breathwork session, two integration circles, and post-retreat integration support through ACF's Integration Network and partnership with Nectara. This ensures that the insights gained during the ceremonies can be seamlessly integrated into your everyday life, fostering lasting change.

The philosophy of the Ayahuasca Community Fellowship is rooted in the belief that individual healing contributes to the healing of the planet. Their motto, 'Healing People to Heal the Planet,' reflects a deep commitment to fostering spiritual growth and community healing. The ceremonies are conducted with reverence, viewing Ayahuasca as a sacred communion rather than a recreational substance. The facilitators, who are merely helpers in the healing process, are trained in trauma-informed care and emergency preparedness, ensuring a safe and supportive container for all participants.

What's included

- 2 nights accommodation in a shared lodge - 3 daily meals (breakfast, lunch, snacks) - 2 sacred Ayahuasca ceremonies - 1 breathwork session - 2 integration circles - Personal consultation with Traditional Elder - Pre and post-retreat support from our team - Parking

What's not included

- Airport transfers - Flights costs - Travel insurance - Visa fees - Additional treatments and activities - Personal expenses