Arkana Sapo and Mushroom Retreat (May 29 - June 1st)

Arkana Spiritual Center invites you to a profound voyage of self discovery at Arkana’s impressive new venue in Valle de Bravo, Mexico.  The program is a carefully orchestrated sequence of sacred ancestral medicines, complemented by spiritual practices and workshops aimed at balancing your body, mind and spirit.   All ceremonies will be lead by our powerful team of talented shamans and our compassionate facilitators.

What’s Included:

• 1 Bufo Alvarius (5 MeO DMT) Ceremonies, led by Maestro Jose
• 1 Psilocybe Mushroom Ceremonies with Maestra Jazmin a Mazatec Shaman from Oaxaca
• 3 nights/4 days accommodation (double occupancy)
• 1 Vibrational Soundbath
• 1 Breathwave Session
• 1 Yoga Session
• Internet connectivity
• All meals at the center (dinner is not served on ceremony nights, unless guests choose not to participate) plus unlimited fruit, drinking water, and tea
• Lifetime 10% discount on return visits to Arkana Spiritual Center and membership to exclusive Facebook group.
  * There will be an extra fee of $100, to be paid IN CASH to our local company to cover the cost of the plant medicines served at the retreat.

About the Venue

• Magical Venue in the town of Valle de Bravo, close to Mexico City
• Comfortable Rooms & Suites (extra cost)
• Yoga / Multipurpose Room
• Farm to Table Cuisine

Sacred Medicines

Sapo (from the Bufo Alvarius toad in the Sonoran desert) contains the 5Meo DMT molecule which is also known as the God or Spirit molecule. This short and profound ceremony offers an intense, concentrated, and deeply mystical experience comparable to Hindu experiences of Moksha and Samadhi or Buddhist experiences of Nirvana.

Psilocybe Mushrooms:  Also known as niños santos (Holy Children) in Mexico, Psilocybe Mushrooms are powerful entheogens sought after for known for their ability to induce altered states of consciousness and their profound healing properties.  They are very effective at treating diseases like depression, social anxiety, PTSD, addiction.  They also heal traces of trauma stemming from physical, mental and sexual abuse.   We will be serving this sacred medicine in its original Mazatec ritual, guided by shamans from the lineage of Abuela Julieta, a member of the International Council of Thirteen Indigenous Grandmothers.