Huachuma Ceremony
Grandfather Huachuma Is teaching us about ourselves, giving us the oportunity to see ourselves from a higher perspective so that we can see those aspects of ourselves that need to change
Ayahuasca Ceremony
Grandmother Ayahuasca is a revered plant spirit in many Amazonian traditions, believed to be a wise and compassionate teacher. Through the sacred brew of ayahuasca, she guides participants on journeys of self-discovery and healing, offering insights into the interconnectedness of life and the importance of living in harmony with nature. Her teachings emphasize community values, respect for the environment, and the cultivation of inner peace.
Dispacho Offering
An Andean offering is a ritual tribute from the Andes, made with symbolic elements such as flowers, herbs, seeds, minerals, and other objects. They are buried or burned to connect with Pachamama (Mother Earth) and to seek her blessing and protection.
Pachakuti Mesa Healing
The pachakuti mesa is a sacred ceremonial altar used in Andean shamanic traditions to facilitate deep healing and transformation. During a pachakuti mesa ceremony, the practitioner creates a sacred space by arranging various ritual objects, symbols, and elements representing the natural world. Through prayer, intention, and connection with the energies of the mesa, the participant embarks on an introspective journey to uncover imbalances, release blockages, and restore harmony within the mind, body, and spirit. The pachakuti mesa serves as a powerful tool for personal growth, spiritual awakening, and realignment with one’s true purpose.
Meet Taita Oswal
Taita Oswal is a Father, Husband and medicine man who comes from the Andes mountains of Ecuador. .
Taita Oswal was born in the mountains where the medicine comes from, Together with his Wife Joanne, North and South American families he carries and serves Grandfather Huachuma and Grandmother Ayahuasca with Intention and Love.
What is Huachuma
Huachuma is a cactus, Also known as San Pedro, Aguacoya : an ancient teacher master plant that comes from the Andes Mountains. Indigenous peoples of the Americas have been utilizing this medicine and these ceremonies for thousands of years to help us remember, heal, guide, teach and evolve the human race. Huachuma also known as a heart medicine helps remind us to be better and live life in a good way.
Native to the Andean mountain range of South America, huachuma (Echinopsis pachanoi) is also known as San Pedro (Saint Peter) because it is said to be the key that opens the gates of heaven. With its potential to catalyze deep healing at many levels, both for individuals and societies, it is a “teacher plant” that has much to offer those looking for a profound entheogenic experience. The Grandfather is a great mystery and words fall extremely short, Its something to be experienced.
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